VERY INTERESTING . I see you got other videos on making an ozone generator. I was going to try to build one back a few years ago for ozonolysis but it was just to much money for that and other things i would have needed and to much time. I get side tracked to easily. So i said screw it and did not even attempt to build one................ I LOVED your video on ozonolysis

Using plastic as your dielectric (the insulator between your conductive layers) won't really work because you'll just get something like the breakdown of a capacitor, which is basically what these things are. In short, what happens is the current discharges through the plastic at a single point due to dielectric breakdown which creates a charred spot of carbon by pyrolysis of the plastic due to the heat of the discharge and will form a conductive path for current to travel through because the carbon is conductive. You should look into dielectric material properties, dielectric breakdown and the workings of capacitors to finetune your design better. I may be mistaken about the exact mechanism, it's been a while since I've studied electrostatics, but the theory should hold true. You want a material with a high breakdown voltage. The formation of ozone depends more on a high voltage to ionize O2 into free radicals, which combine with other O2 molecules to form ozone, so a higher voltage would be much better. Also, don't breathe in ozone if you don't have to. Use this in a well ventilated area. Ozone is quite toxic and will cause damage to your lungs through oxidative stress. Thanks for taking the time to make and share this video. I wish you safe and happy experimenting.

Si quisiera llegar a más publico, de otras parte... le colocaría subtitulo en español

please use English subtitles

*How da fuck* Love it