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Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) for drinking water treatment: a state-of-the-art review on applications, efficacy, and implementation challenges. [PDF]
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Unraveling In-Situ Formation of Surface Nickel Nitride Structures in Plasma-Assisted Catalytic Ammonia Synthesis. [PDF]
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Glycoproteomic Reactor for Human Plasma
Journal of Proteome Research, 2008We describe the development of a glycoproteomic reactor that combines multiple biochemical and chemical protein processing into a single device for the study of N-glycosylated proteins. The glycoproteins are first enriched by concanavalin A affinity chromatography and then transferred onto and efficiently processed in the glycoproteomic reactor.
Hu, Zhou +6 more
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Nonthermal plasma reactors and plasma chemistry
International Journal of Environment and Waste Management, 2008The main goal of this paper is focused in reviewing the last 22 years of the use of nonthermal plasma reactors as alternative technologies for the treatment of residual fluid substances, regarding the destruction of hazardous compounds or the synthesis of other valuable compounds.
Graciela Prieto +5 more
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Annals of Physics, 1977
Abstract Similarity solutions are found for the evolution of the distribution functions of the radiation and relativistic electrons in a plasma turbulent reactor (PTR). These solutions have a “universal” power-law form which is shown to be analogous to the Kolmogorov spectrum for fluid turbulence and stable in the same sense.
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Abstract Similarity solutions are found for the evolution of the distribution functions of the radiation and relativistic electrons in a plasma turbulent reactor (PTR). These solutions have a “universal” power-law form which is shown to be analogous to the Kolmogorov spectrum for fluid turbulence and stable in the same sense.
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Plasma Photoresist Stripping in a Planar Reactor
Physica Status Solidi (a), 1981Stripping of different types of photoresist in O2 plasma in a planar reactor is investigated. Data are presented on the dependence of the stripping rate on the O2 pressure, temperature, and power density. Also, contamination by residues from the photoresist layer is discussed. Es wird die Abtragung von verschiedenen Photoresisttypen im O2-Plasma
A. Szekeres, K. Kirov, S. Alexandrova
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The chapter explores the potential of plasma reactors as a sustainable solution for carbon dioxide (CO2) conversion. The diverse types of plasmas used in CO2 conversion are discussed. Mechanisms of plasma-based CO2 conversion are examined, with a specific focus on direct CO2 dissociation assisted by plasma, plasma-catalytic processes, and ...
Erfan Nouri +2 more
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Transformer plasma generator as plasma-chemical reactor
High Temperature, 2010An atmospheric-pressure transformer plasma generator with a power of up to 50 kW is developed and manufactured. The thermophysical and electrophysical characteristics are studied of a discharge of up to 20 kW at atmospheric pressure of an argon-hydrogen mixture and current frequency of 100 kHz.
I. M. Ulanov +3 more
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