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Contribution to the Chemistry of Plasma-Activated Water

Plasma Physics Reports, 2018
Plasma-activated water (PAW) was prepared by exposure to nonthermal plasma produced by a positive dc corona discharge in a transient spark regime. The activation of water was performed in atmosphere of various surrounding gases (air, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and argon).
J. Julák, A. Hujacová, V. Scholtz, J. Khun, K. Holada   +4 more
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Plasma activated water for fresh food disinfection

2022
Orsat, Valérie (Supervisor1)
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Atmospheric pressure plasma activation of water droplets

Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 2019
Abstract Low temperature plasma treatment of water is being investigated due to its use in pollution abatement, wound treatment and agriculture. Plasma produced reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (RONS) are formed in the gas phase and solvate into the liquid.
Juliusz Kruszelnicki, Amanda M Lietz, Mark J Kushner   +2 more
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Plasma-activated water: antibacterial activity and artifacts?

Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2017
Broad biological activities of "plasma-activated water" (PAW) have drawn great attentions recently. Treatment of water using gas discharge plasma led to acidic solutions with excellent and broad antibacterial activity. Because PAW caused severe membrane damages in bacteria and diffused freely in extracellular matrix, PAW also demonstrated good anti ...
Tung-Po Chen, Junfeng Liang, Tsan-Liang Su   +2 more
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Power Modulator for High-Yield Production of Plasma-Activated Water

IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science, 2017
Water can be activated by applying plasma to water, for instance, by creating plasma inside (bubbles in) the water, or along a water surface. Plasma-activated water (PAW) typically contains hydrogen peroxide, nitrates, nitrites, and peroxynitrite, and typically has a pH ranging from 2 to 4.
A. J. M. Pemen, P. P. van Ooij, F. J. C. M. Beckers, W. F. L. M. Hoeben, A. M. C. B. Koonen-Reemst, T. Huiskamp, P. H. M. Leenders   +6 more
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RONS detection in plasma activated water

2017
Activation of water using pulsed electric discharges serves several important agricultural and biomedical applications. Plasma activated water (PAW) contains reactive oxygen and nitrogen molecular species (RNOS) like hydrogen peroxide H2O2, nitric acid HNO3, nitrous acid HNO2 and peroxynitrite ONOO-, exhibiting strong antiseptic power.
Hoeben, W.F.L.M., van Ooij, P.P., Lukes, P., Leenders, P.H.M., Huiskamp, T., Pemen, A.J.M.   +5 more
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Characterization of microbial inactivation using plasma activated water and plasma activated buffer

2017
Plasma activated water (PAW) has been shown to be a promising surface decontamination technique. Antimicrobial effects of PAW have been attributed to reactive oxygen and reactive nitrogen species, which act as oxidizing agents and also contribute to the acidifying effect, causing the pH of water to drop.
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RONS Concentration Measurements in Plasma-Activated Water

Plasma Medicine
The interaction between plasma and water is essential for various industrial and medical applications. Dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) plasma jets are widely used due to their non-equilibrium conditions, which are ideal for medical purposes such as wound healing and sterilization.
Sonya Sar, Sharon Mathews, Mikhail Shneider, Sohail H. Zaidi   +3 more
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Characterization of Plasma Activated Saline Water

2022
Shah, Arun Kumar, Sah, Ram Lal, Dhobi, Saddam Husain, Bablu Kant Thakur, Shrestha, Rajendra, Lekha Nath Mishra   +5 more
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A review on recent advances in plasma-activated water for food safety: current applications and future trends

Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, 2022
Ke Li, Yanhong Bai, Qisen Xiang
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