to ozonize
- verb
- /oʊˈzoʊnaɪz/
- Specialized
- The company ozonizes water as part of its advanced purification process.
Examples
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Scientists used a special device to ozonize the air in the laboratory for their experiments.
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They plan to ozonize the water supply this summer.
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After the gas was ozonized, it became more effective for certain industrial applications.
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The scientists ozonised the air in the laboratory.
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Scientists used a special device to ozonize the air in the laboratory for their experiments.
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After the gas was ozonized, it became more effective for certain industrial applications.
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The company ozonizes water as part of its advanced purification process.
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Morphology
Etymology
Ozonize comes from ozone, which comes from the Greek word ozein meaning 'to smell' because people first noticed ozone by its sharp smell after lightning. The ending -ize means 'to make', as in realize, so to ozonize something is to 'make' it contain ozone.