2024
DOI: 10.1088/1361-6595/ad97da
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Measurement of atomic oxygen densities using TALIF on a dielectric barrier discharge: insights into the volume above a micro cavity plasma array

David Steuer,
Brian Z Bentz,
Kevin Youngman
et al.

Abstract: Dielectric barrier discharges, particularly micro cavity plasma arrays, offer significant potential for plasma-catalytic research due to their ability to ignite plasma in direct contact with a catalytic surface, enabling the observation of plasma-surface interactions. A key factor in their application is the generation of reactive species, such as atomic oxygen, within the cavities. These species can interact with both, the surface (e.g., for activation or cleaning) and the gas being treated (e.g., for oxidati… Show more

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