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How to produce O3?

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StovePipe - 06 Aug 2005 18:19 GMT
Howdy. Does anyone have any idea how hard or easily Ozone can be
produced safely in the clinic?. After I heard that Ray Berlotti is
developing one (and seeing the greedy look on his face as he said it) I
thought it would be nice to make a simple O3-based sterilizer for the
Laser handpieces and other instruments.

The big plus would be that O3 is effective against prions.

Thanks
SP

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Mark & Steven Bornfeld - 06 Aug 2005 18:47 GMT
> Howdy. Does anyone have any idea how hard or easily Ozone can be
> produced safely in the clinic?. After I heard that Ray Berlotti is
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> Thanks
> SP

    But where are you going to vent that crap?

Steve

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Alexander Vasserman DDS - 07 Aug 2005 05:22 GMT
I made one.

there is no worry about venting the "crap" since the venting is all
crap.
The gas actually disinfects the air.
Ray probably got the idea from me after i told him i will build the
unit.
Steven Bornfeld - 07 Aug 2005 16:55 GMT
> I made one.
>
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> Ray probably got the idea from me after i told him i will build the
> unit.

    You are aware that ozone is toxic, aren't you?

http://www.arb.ca.gov/research/abstracts/a0-078-32.htm

Steve

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Alexander Vasserman DDS - 08 Aug 2005 02:37 GMT
so is fluoride.
carabelli - 08 Aug 2005 02:41 GMT
>> I made one.
>>
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>
> You are aware that ozone is toxic, aren't you?

I vent all of mine (when I have extra) to the ozone hole.

carabelli
Alexander Vasserman DDS - 08 Aug 2005 03:10 GMT
exactly
we need to add some to our depleting ozone layer so we eliminate the
green house effect and prevent us from dying from skin cancer.
Alexander Vasserman DDS - 08 Aug 2005 03:19 GMT
people also drink ozonated water as part of water purification.
W_B - 08 Aug 2005 16:49 GMT
>>> I made one.
>>>
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>
>carabelli

I like to mix mine with chlorodifluoromethane (R22)
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Alexander Vasserman DDS - 09 Aug 2005 01:39 GMT
works great for disolving gutta percha and it even has fluoride.
StovePipe - 10 Aug 2005 01:10 GMT
> > I made one.
> >
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>
>       You are aware that ozone is toxic, aren't you?

But of course... Highly reactive OXIDIZER. It is so reactive that the
existing O3 makers do it from scratch, rather than storing it in a
bottle or can.

> http://www.arb.ca.gov/research/abstracts/a0-078-32.htm
>
> Steve

O3 is toxic, yes. ( I myself have now got three arms and two.... things
down there...)...

Ray bought the patent from the supposed inventor (some Kanadian north of
Toronto) and then sent it along to what is now a division of Kavo in
Kaliforn-i-a to make it for the rest of the world except yourn.... At
least, that's what he said when he gave the lecture last October in
Toronto.

SP
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Alexander Vasserman DDS - 10 Aug 2005 07:17 GMT
O3 is an oxidizer hardly as strong as chromic acid the reason you have
to make it is not because of it's reactivity but rather it's stability
as a molecule.
StovePipe - 10 Aug 2005 15:09 GMT
> O3 is an oxidizer hardly as strong as chromic acid the reason you have
> to make it is not because of it's reactivity but rather it's stability
> as a molecule.

'K...

Care to share how you managed to make one that is useful in the mouth?

Thanks
SP
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Alexander Vasserman DDS - 11 Aug 2005 07:44 GMT
I'm still evaluating how useful it really is.
For apthous ulcers it removes the pain instantly and the leasion heals
in 2 days.
For herpies lesions I am waiting to see the results. unfortunetly the
volunteer already went through the pain stage so we will have to wait
to see what the healing time would be.

As far as making the machine there are various options.
either an O2 tank supplying the unit or air pump. The O2 tank is not
very practical although it will give you the maximum output ( did not
used the O2 tank ,  too much trouble and i did not need such potent
unit.).
You have to use special formulas to figure out which pump depending on
it's flowrate and what unit will give you the required ppm of O3.
Then you have to make sure the hoses you use are silicon  or vinyl
otherwise they will deteriorate.
Some wiring and drilling is needed to connect the air pump to the unit
and place it inside.
The gas will clear out you sinuses if you are not careful.
StovePipe - 11 Aug 2005 22:52 GMT
> You have to use special formulas to figure out which pump depending on
> it's flowrate and what unit will give you the required ppm of O3.
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> and place it inside.
> The gas will clear out you sinuses if you are not careful.

'K... Thanks for the info
SP
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billkatz - 12 Aug 2005 03:52 GMT
Ozone is generated in many ways. Your Xerox machine produces ozon
because of electrostatic discharge, so do electro-plating machines
Jacob's ladders, negative ion generators, lightning and so on

Building a negative ion producing generator isn't hard. Use
transformer to get about 350 VAC (490 V peak). Use a ladder of diode
and capacitors to build a voltage multiplier. 25 diodes and 2
capacitors will get you  about -12KV. Use 1N4005 diodes and 600V fil
caps about .047 uF. The diodes are all in series in a sawtooth pattern
cathodes toward the transformer, and the capacitors fill in the gap
between the "teeth" on both sides. The first diode connects to one le
of the transformer secondary, the first capacitor to the other

BTW, notify the fire department before you fire it up (they'l
appreciate you for that). :^

-bil

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StovePipe - 13 Aug 2005 18:21 GMT
> Ozone is generated in many ways. Your Xerox machine produces ozone because
>of electrostatic discharge, so do electro-plating machines,Jacob's
>ladders, negative ion generators, lightning and so on.Building a
>negative ion producing generator isn't hard. Use atransformer to get
>about 350 VAC (490 V peak).

.... Now then, Mr Brackwurst. Open wide and hold your breath...

!!!!!!!!!!!FRAAAAAZZZZZZ!!!!!!!!

Oh, look, Marsha... Mr. B's periodontitis is all gone... in fact so has
all of his gum tissue... and his tongue.... and his eyes...

>Use a ladder of diodesand capacitors to
>build a voltage multiplier. 25 diodes and 25capacitors will get you
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>department before you fire it up (they'llappreciate you for that).
:^)-bill--

So would the local funny farm appreciate a notice, after the fire dep't
gets through with me...

Thanks for the background. I still think one could make an safe O3
generator  from a water purifier. I'll look in to it. If you notice the
Earth stopping in its orbit for a few minutes, It'll be me.

Thanks
SP

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billkatz - 13 Aug 2005 20:36 GMT
StovePipe Wrote:

> ..... Now then, Mr Brackwurst. Open wide and hold your breath...
>
> !!!!!!!!!!!FRAAAAAZZZZZZ!!!!!!!!

:)

All kidding aside (and I meant no disrespect), the idea of using O
generated water in something like a Water Pik for in hom
(preventative) hygiene sounds interesting. At least it'll get som
people to use the thing..

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billkat
StovePipe - 14 Aug 2005 00:18 GMT
> All kidding aside (and I meant no disrespect), the idea of using
>O3generated water in something like a Water Pik for in
>home(preventative) hygiene sounds interesting. At least it'll get
>somepeople to use the thing...--
> billkatz

My feelings exactly. the Biolase was supposed to work on these lesions
and gradually reduce inflammation in pockets. Unfortunately, it doesn't
seem to work in my own hands, and I have never seen any scholarly
articles on it.

If it was to be made into a WaterPik type of gizmo, it would have to be
quite weak in concentration.

Dunno. I'm looking into it. So, the Earth's orbit is in danger... :-/

SP

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billkatz - 14 Aug 2005 00:57 GMT
Hmmmm... One of these - http://tinyurl.com/9v3kj , a Water Pik and som
duct tape and I may have something...

..mental note to self... call 911 *before* I plug it in...

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billkat
StovePipe - 14 Aug 2005 02:48 GMT
> Hmmmm... One of these - http://tinyurl.com/9v3kj , a Water Pik and some
> duct tape and I may have something...
>
> ..mental note to self... call 911 *before* I plug it in....

,,, Concentration would be too low for an explosion... But you could
stumble into a backwards running Space-time continuum... You could end
up finishing before you start... Then how would you get paid?

Ya gotta consider these things...

SP
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Alexander Vasserman DDS - 14 Aug 2005 18:43 GMT
SP you do not have to make one from scratch they sell them.
CurOzone did not make one from scratch either they took an existing
one. Just open the unit up and see which company make the unit for
curozone.
StovePipe - 14 Aug 2005 19:27 GMT
> SP you do not have to make one from scratch they sell them.
> CurOzone did not make one from scratch either they took an existing
> one. Just open the unit up and see which company make the unit for
> curozone.

Excellent idea. Thanks, Alex
SP
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billkatz - 14 Aug 2005 21:17 GMT
Alexander Vasserman DDS Wrote:
> SP you do not have to make one from scratch they sell them.
> CurOzone did not make one from scratch either they took an existing
> one. Just open the unit up and see which company make the unit for
> curozone.

Dr. Vasserman,
Is that a peroxone (h2o3) generator? In other words, do you use
distilled water or h2o2 in the process?

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Alexander Vasserman DDS - 15 Aug 2005 00:32 GMT
> Alexander Vasserman DDS Wrote:
> > SP you do not have to make one from scratch they sell them.
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> Is that a peroxone (h2o3) generator? In other words, do you use
> distilled water or h2o2 in the process?

no
the unit uses oxygen from the air, it has an option to allow pure
oxygen as an input.

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StovePipe - 10 Aug 2005 01:10 GMT
> > I made one.

Jesuz..... did you use an aquarium disinfector?

SP
> > there is no worry about venting the "crap" since the venting is all
> > crap.
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>
> Steve

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Alexander Vasserman DDS - 10 Aug 2005 07:13 GMT
and it eats latex gloves just like the healozone machine.
W_B - 08 Aug 2005 16:24 GMT
>> Howdy. Does anyone have any idea how hard or easily Ozone can be
>> produced safely in the clinic?. After I heard that Ray Berlotti is
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>
>Steve

LA
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StovePipe - 10 Aug 2005 01:10 GMT
> > Howdy. Does anyone have any idea how hard or easily Ozone can be
> > produced safely in the clinic?. After I heard that Ray Berlotti is
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>
> Steve
If the scuba divers can use O2 re-breathers (that suck out the O2 from
the CO2 that you breathe out, and recycle it back to your mouthpiece, I
rather think the same filtering can be applied to O3). After all, <RB>
has gotten his company to make the Heel, Boy! Ozone (CureOzone). So how
hard can it be to scrub a highly reactive gas out of the system?

Failing that, perhaps have a succion going to the outside.

Aggravating... the next post is greyed out in my MacSoup News Reader...
goooood damn the pusher-man... and Sympatico...

SP

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letsconnect - 07 Aug 2005 11:25 GMT
Might be fun to ask this on the HealOzone Group:

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/healozone/
Alexander Vasserman DDS - 08 Aug 2005 03:07 GMT
Also in this abstract these people were exposed for 1h.
www.the-o-zone.cc/docs/fsd02.doc areas exposed for max 40 sec.
Ozone is commonly used to kill antigens in the air causing allergy.
W_B - 08 Aug 2005 16:24 GMT
>Howdy. Does anyone have any idea how hard or easily Ozone can be
>produced safely in the clinic?. After I heard that Ray Berlotti is
>developing one (and seeing the greedy look on his face as he said it) I

Hmmm....

>thought it would be nice to make a simple O3-based sterilizer for the
>Laser handpieces and other instruments.
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>Thanks
>SP

How now, Mad Cow ?
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