Plasma chemistry model of surface microdischarge in humid air and dynamics of reactive neutral species

By Y. Sakiyama, David B. Graves, Hung-Wen Chang, Tetsuji Shimizu, G. Morfill. 2012

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging

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• Reactive species output of a plasma jet with a shielding gas device—combination of FTIR absorption spectroscopy and gas phase modelling (2014, background): “3×10−11 [15] (R33) O∗ + O2→ O + O2 8×10−12 [15] (R34) O∗ + O → 2O 8×10−12 [15] (R35) O∗ + O2→ O + O2 10−11 [49] (R36) O∗ + O2→ O + O2 10−12 [15] (R37) O∗ + O3→ 2O + O2 1.”
• On the plasma chemistry of a cold atmospheric argon plasma jet with shielding gas device (2016, background): “For longer timescales reactions R78 and R79 result in an equilibrium which can yield significant amounts of NO3, a process relevant in dielectric barrier discharges that are not flow-driven [19].”
• Plasma–liquid interactions: a review and roadmap (2016, background): “( ) ( ) − H NO , H O x 2 2 Multi-pass absorption (FTIR) Line integrated measurement [627, 628]”