AN TO ZONE

n. ’. From ärri, against, and ozone (g.v.). Fr., an to zone. Ger., Antozon. “ Electro-positive oxygen”; a name given by Schänbein, the discoverer of ozone, to a supposed allotropic modification of oxygen which unites with ozone to form ordinary oxygen. It has been shown to be only bydrogen peroxide. [A, 885; B, 3.]