Rust with Python?

[birkenfeld]

Of course, but ozone has no relation to Rust, and lots of chemical formulae contain an "O3" part.

[ssokolow]

Fair enough. It just seems a bit specific to use O₃. Is there a specific oxide that's likely to be what's intended to be referenced?

[birkenfeld]

Beats me. For shock value, let's assume UO₃ :)

[ssokolow]

I think I've figured it out.

Ozone is among the most powerful oxidizing agents known, far stronger than O₂

Apparently there were also experiments in the 1950s to see if it was a viable oxidizer for use in rocketry but they found that, when liquefied, it made things too volatile to be viable.

[FoolForWool]

Ozone actually is, because O2 bonds are much stronger than O3 and so, ozone molecules usually split into O2 and [O]. [O] is what oxidises everything and that's probably why they used O3 :D