None. Unless you ozonate water immediately before drinking it, there is almost no chance that will will find ozone in drinking water.
It is true that ozone is used in both bottled water processes, and municipal water plants, but in both cases the ozone will have broken down back into oxygen long before that water makes its way into a consumer's mouth.
128 ounces of water is a practical limit, unless you drink more under doctor's care. Drinking gallons of water at a time can be deadly.
204g of sugar is the maximum amount of sugar that will dissolve into 100mL of water.
There are no known diseases ozone can cause. However there are many that claim ozone can cure diseases like Lymes disease and HIV in the same manner it is used to kill bacteria in our drinking water.
Ozone is a sparingly soluble gas in water because of its low solubility and reactivity. When ozone is bubbled through water, only a small amount dissolves due to its unstable nature. Additionally, ozone readily decomposes in water, limiting its solubility even further.
Distilled water
water
The best unit of measure to use when measuring the amount of water in a drinking glass is ounces. A liquid measuring cup can be used to measure the ounces of water.
Approximately 68 grams of KCl can dissolve in 400 grams of water at room temperature. This is the maximum amount of KCl that can be dissolved in that amount of water under normal conditions.
42 mg/liter.
No, not for any reasonable amount.
Otherwise you die of thirst
There is no maximum contaminant level for ammonia in drinking water. USEPA does not consider it necessary to regulate ammonia in drinking water since the body produces much higher levels than are usually found in the environment.