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ozonation

Scientific  
/ ō′zə-nāshən /
  1. The process or act of treating with ozone, often as part of a purification process.


Example Sentences

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"In our study from 2020 we found that advanced treatment systems, like ozonation, can remove a lot of these pharmaceuticals," she explains.

From Salon

Instead of treating the water with chlorine, the Burtons have a state-of-the-art sanitation system that uses copper oxidation and ozonation.

From Washington Post

Ozonation treatment works but is expensive and has practical problems.

From Nature

Earth H20 treats its water with UV and ozonation and doesn’t consider itself part of the raw water movement.

From The Guardian

“It would go into gray water holding tank that would run though a small treatment system with a really fancy biofiltration unit, and then ozonation or ultraviolet disinfectant, and then back to a gray water holding tank,” Lefferts said.

From Washington Times