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Characterization of Chemical Processes in Humid Air and Humid Air/Toluene Plasmas

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Author(s)

David S. Green, J T. Herron, T J. Buckley, L W. Sieck

Abstract

This paper describes a laboratory-validated database of ion-neutral molecule reactions in humid air and humid air/toluene plasmas. Pulsed electron-bean high-pressure mass spectrometry was used to investigate the sequential cationic chemistry in gas streams at 4.2x10^2 Pa and 380 K. The temporal rise and fall in species' concentration was simulated using a kinetics model incorporating selected reactions taken from the database. The resulting ion profiles were found to be in almost quantitative agreement with the laboratory data.
Citation
International Symposium on Plasma Chemistry

Keywords

air, cluster ions, database, electron beam, kinetics, mass spectrometry, plasma, toluene

Citation

Green, D. , Herron, J. , Buckley, T. and Sieck, L. (2021), Characterization of Chemical Processes in Humid Air and Humid Air/Toluene Plasmas, International Symposium on Plasma Chemistry (Accessed December 26, 2024)

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Created October 12, 2021