Electrolytic Ozone, Inc.

Nicholas R Lauder

Carl David Lutz

Jeffrey D Booth

Donald J Boudreau

Richard A Federico

Hossein Zarrin

William Joseph Yost, Iii

William Roster

William J Yost

An apparatus has a tank with an interior for containing water, a nozzle for directing ozonated water out of the spray apparatus, and an electrolytic cell located between the nozzle and the tank. The electrolytic cell is configured to ozonate water as the water flows from the tank to the nozzle. The apparatus also includes a power source for providing electric potential to the electrolytic cell. The tank, nozzle, and electrolytic cell all are part of a single spray bottle or dispenser (e.g., like a soap dispenser).

Apparatus for producing and delivering ozonated water

An electrolytic cell includes at least one free-standing diamond electrode and a second electrode, which may also be a free-standing diamond, separated by a membrane. The electrolytic cell is capable of conducting sustained current flows at current densities of at least about 1 ampere per square centimeter. A method of operating an electrolytic cell having two diamond electrodes includes alternately reversing the polarity of the voltage across the electrodes.

Electrolytic cell for ozone production

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Somerville, MA, United States of America

Nicholas R Lauder