Re: So, does ozone have an odor or not?

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Original poster: "Jim Mitchell" <electrontube-at-sbcglobal-dot-net> 

Oh, and I thought we were inventing new elements :-)  I have made an arc in
a confined space, and it does fill with brown gas as soon as you turn the
power off,  I am assuming this brown gas is NO2 as you said.

Regards - Jim Mitchell
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Subject: RE: So, does ozone have an odor or not?


 > Original poster: "Ian McLean" <ianmm-at-optusnet-dot-com.au>
 >
 > Hi again,
 >
 >  >NO2, nitrogen dioxide, is a brown-red coloured gas, smells similar to
 >  >chlorine or bromium.  Highly toxic and caustic.  Produced in reasonable
 >  >quantities, more at higher power levels.
 >
 >
 > Chemistry major and all, I must correct a small but embarrasing mistake
made
 > by me here.  Call it an "atomic typo" if you must.  "Bromium" should read
 > "Bromine".
 >
 > Rgs
 > Ian.
 >
 >