Abstract: The fluorescent lamp consists of a discharge space outwardly limited by a glass tube and of discharge electrodes as well as of an elongated inner element that limits inwardly the discharge space. The entire inner wall of the glass tube and the outer wall of the inner element are covered with a layer of fluorescent material and inside of the inner element, at least along a part of its entire length, an electrically conductive material is placed that is connected with a discharge electrode. In order to improve the lamp efficiency and also to reduce the cost of manufacture of such a lamp, the lamp according to the invention is so designed that the inner element is a support for the capacitor elements which are placed in the inner space of the inner element. The capacitor elements extend at least along a part of the entire length of the inner element. An electrical potential emitting from the said capacitor elements acts perpendicular against the known discharge current of the lamp.

Abstract: An apparatus for the production of ozone employing three parallel spaced plate shaped electrodes having electrically conductive surfaces and joining the ends thereof electrically non-conductive members. A pulsating voltage is applied to the outer plates causing ions to collect along the non-conductive members and a corona to form. An oxygen bearing gas stream passes through the chamber and ozone forms therein.

Abstract: Apparatus for producing ozone, wherein air or oxygen is passed through two high voltage electrodes mounted opposite each other in a housing and is converted into ozone by electrical discharge. The housing is constructed as a slender tube open at both ends and made from an electrically non-conductive material, while between the two electrodes, extending more or less over the entire inner length of the tube is mounted at least one bipolar electrode without an electrical input or output, which divides the inside of the tube into discharge channels. The bipolar electrode is formed by a surface, on which discharge points are mounted and directed at the earthed electrode. The discharge electrode, directed at the surface of the bipolar electrode, is similarly provided with a plurality of discharge points.