These studies led Schönbein to publish a theory on the different modifications of oxygen.
Schönbein and Meissner held that the ozone having been destroyed by the potassium iodide the antozone passed on and oxidized the water to hydrogen dioxide.
He then compares active oxygen with the antozone of Schönbein and says that several of the properties of antozone can be ascribed to active oxygen above all that property of antozone of oxidizing water to hydrogen dioxide.
On this subject Schönbein has also some good remarks.
Schönbein himself does not appear disposed to regard ozone as being either peroxide of hydrogen, or an allotropic oxygen.
Schönbein pointed out that ozone is capable of oxidising many substances on which oxygen does not act at the ordinary temperature.
Brodie admits the polarity of oxygen in combination, but not in an uncombined state, whilst Schönbein supposes uncombined oxygen to be polar also, considering ozone as electro-negative oxygen.
Schönbein on the presence of peroxide of hydrogen in the atmosphere.
Schönbein states that the formation of hydrogen peroxide is to be remarked in every oxidation in water or in the presence of aqueous vapour.
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