Comparison of the Transport of Reactive Nitrogen Plasma Species into Water Bulk vs. Aerosolized Microdroplets
Mostafa Elsayed Hassan,
Mário Janda,
Zdenko Machala
Abstract:This work presents the experimental study of the transport of typical air plasma long-lived reactive nitrogen species (RNS: HNO2, NO2, and NO) into deionized water and compares them with the most typical reactive oxygen species (ROS: H2O2 and O3). RONS are generated either by external sources or by a hybrid streamer-transient spark plasma discharge, in contact with bulk water or aerosol of charged electrospray (ES) or non-charged nebulized microdroplets with a large gas/plasma-water interface. It was found tha… Show more
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