Dissociation of H2S in non-equilibrium gliding arc “tornado” discharge
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- article
- Published
- 2009-09-01
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- 62
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- 17
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Keywords
Dissociation (chemistry), Hydrogen sulfide, Tornado, Hydrogen, Plasma
References
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- A gliding discharge applied to H2S destruction
- Gliding arc in tornado using a reverse vortex flow
- Gliding arc: Applications to engineering and environment control
- The thermal decomposition of hydrogen sulfide over transition metal sulfides
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- Thermal and nonthermal regimes of gliding arc discharge in air flow
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- Hydrogen production from the decomposition of hydrogen sulphide. Equilibrium studies on the system H2S/H2/Si, (i=1,...,8) in the gas phase
- Application of a rotating high-pressure glow discharge for the dissociation of hydrogen sulfide
- Economics of thermal dissociation of H2S to produce hydrogen
- Gliding arc discharges as a source of intermediate plasma for methane partial oxidation
- Low Potential Oxidation of Hydrogen Sulfide on a Rotating Tripolar Wiper‐Blade Electrode via Continuous Anode Reactivation
- Indirect hydrogen sulfide conversion—I. An acidic electrochemical process
- REVERSE-FLOW SWIRL HEAT INSULATION OF PLASMA AND GAS FLAME
- Plasma-chemical conversion of hydrogen sulfide into hydrogen and sulfur
- Pulsed corona discharge for hydrogen sulfide decomposition
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- Efficient new process for the desulfurization of mixtures of air and hydrogen sulfide via a dielectric barrier discharge plasma
- Physical characteristics of gliding arc discharge plasma generated in a laval nozzle
- Plasma dissociation of H 2 S with O 2 addition
- Plasma assisted dissociation of hydrogen sulfide
- Chemical reactor network modeling of a microwave plasma thermal decomposition of H2S into hydrogen and sulfur
- Plasma reforming of bio-ethanol for hydrogen rich gas production
- Continuous treatment of hydrogen sulfide on a large scale using wet-electrostatic precipitator
- Removal of H2S in air by corona discharge under continuous flow condition
- Dissociation of CO2 in a low current gliding arc plasmatron
- On-board plasma-assisted conversion of heavy hydrocarbons into synthesis gas
- Degradation of PCDD/Fs in Fly Ash by Vortex-shaped Gliding Arc Plasma
- Combustion-assisted plasma in fuel conversion
- Optimization geometries of a vortex gliding-arc reactor for partial oxidation of methane
- Production of hydrogen from hydrogen sulfide assisted by dielectric barrier discharge
- Hydrogen production via decomposition of hydrogen sulfide by synergy of non-thermal plasma and semiconductor catalysis
- A non-equilibrium plasma source: magnetically stabilized gliding arc discharge: I. Design and diagnostics
- Removal of hydrogen sulfide from methane in a barrier discharge
- Gliding arc plasma oxidative steam reforming of a simulated syngas containing naphthalene and toluene
- Study of CO 2 dissociation in the low current gliding discharge in the reverse vortex flow
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