Read the result with the test conditions attached.
This reference organizes reported ozone effects on bacteria, viruses, molds, fungi, biofilm, organics, and selected contaminants without separating a result from its concentration, contact time, medium, temperature, method, and source.
A name on a kill chart is not enough.
Reduction or inactivation data must identify the organism or contaminant, starting concentration, ozone exposure, contact time, medium, test method, endpoint, laboratory or publication, and limitations.
Publish O3 Science and third-party reports with identifying source details and readable result tables.
Continue →02Field EvidenceKeep laboratory evidence separate from crop and operational field outcomes.
Continue →03Technical QuestionsRequest the underlying source or discuss testing for a specific application.
Continue →Performance-based technology—not ozone alone.
All ozone systems are not created equal. Results depend on generation, conditioning, transfer, application, control, and verification for the actual operating environment.
Research ownership & permitted use
Research initiated 1997 · Original compilation © 2015 Trent DeVoy Crapo · Licensed to Ozone Clean Pro in 2016 and O3 Science, Inc. · Expanded 2021 · Digital presentation © 2026 O3 Science, Inc. All rights reserved.
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