Latest revision as of 04:39, 26 March 2026

= Description =

Ozone is a highly energetic oxidiser. As with Nitrous Oxide, when mixed with a volatile gas Ozone will create extra hot combustion.
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Ozone, also referred to as O₃, is an upcoming gas/liquid.

Details

Ozone
Phase Change Information
Specific Heat	38.6 J/mol*K
Latent Heat	1000 J/mol
Min Condensation Pressure	250 kPa at 81.4067268868 K
Max Liquid Temperature	6000 kPa at 304.387897614 K
Freezes at	81.4067268868 K
Liquid Volume	26 L/kmol
Molar Mass	24 g/mol
	v; t; e;

Ozone will condense into Liquid Ozone starting at 304.38 K (31.2 °C).

Combustions with Ozone are twice as energetic as Oxygen - a gain similar to Nitrous Oxide. Autoignition temperatures get reduced by 150°C.

Notes

When used as oxidizer in rocket fuel, Ozone has a mass of 41.(6) mol/kg.

Sources

You can collect Ozone from the following sources:

Source	Amount
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Gases and Liquids
Elements	Compounds	Mixtures	Other
		Fuel (66.6% H₂ + 33.3% O₂) Superfuel (50% H₂ + 50% N₂O) Air (75% N₂ + 25% O₂)	Atmosphere Coolant

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 = Description = <blockquote><q>Ozone is a highly energetic oxidiser. As with [[Nitrous Oxide]], when mixed with a volatile gas Ozone will create extra hot combustion.</q><br>
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 <b>Ozone</b>, also referred to as <b>O<sub>3</sub></b>, is an upcoming gas/liquid.
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 == Notes ==
-* When used as oxidizer in rocket fuel, Ozone has a mass of 41.(6) mol/kg.
+* When used as [[oxidizer]] in rocket [[fuel]], Ozone has a mass of 41.(6) mol/kg.
 == Sources ==
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-| Pure Ozone Ice || 49.2 mol
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