Ozone is an enriched form of Oxygen, occurring naturally and a component of the air we breathe each day.  Oxygen in the atmosphere consists of two atoms per molecule (O₂).  In nature, Ozone is created when an electrical charge is produced from lightning.  This electrical charge splits the Oxygen molecule apart, leaving two, unstable Oxygen molecules (O₁).  In an effort to stabilize, these O₁ atoms attach to other Oxygen atoms (O₂) creating Ozone (O₃).  Ozone (O₃) is also unstable and has a average half life of 15 – 20 minutes.  In addition to Ozone (O₃) that is created naturally, Ozone (O₃) can also be produced commercially by a device that can create an electrical corona discharge.