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Ozone, also known as activated oxygen, is a highly reactive gas that is commonly used in the medical, hospital, and hospitality setting to clean and disinfect.
When ozone comes into contact with a bacterium’s cell wall, a reaction occurs called an oxidative burst. This reaction creates a hole in the cell wall that injures the bacterium. The bacteria cell begins to lose its shape as thousands of oxidative bursts occur over only a few seconds. The bacteria cell is no longer able to maintain its shape and dies.
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