Rotational temperature measurements in atmospheric pulsed dielectric barrier discharge - gas temperature and molecular fraction effects
By O. Motret, C. Hibert, S. Pellerin, J. Pouvesle. 2000
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging
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- N2+/N2 ratio and temperature measurements based on the first negative N2+ and second positive N2 overlapped molecular emission spectra (2004, background): “Taking into account the strong coupling between translational and rotational energy states, the rotational temperature derived from experiments is, in a general case, close to the gas kinetic temperature [2, 22].”
- Electronic quenching of OH(A) by water in atmospheric pressure plasmas and its influence on the gas temperature determination by OH(A–X) emission (2010, background): “This result corresponds to the results obtained by Motret et al [18] in an Ar–H2O plasma in the same concentration range.”
- The transition from a filamentary dielectric barrier discharge to a diffuse barrier discharge in air at atmospheric pressure (2005, background): “rise created by the FDBD microfilaments [3, 4], which is”