2019
DOI: 10.1088/1361-6463/ab349a
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Nanosecond-pulsed spark discharge plasma in liquid nitrogen: synthesis of polynitrogen from NaN3

Abstract: Nanosecond-pulsed plasma ignited in liquid nitrogen is a unique tool for the synthesis of unconventional materials due to a combination of energetic properties of the discharge itself (high densities of reactive species, pressures and radiation) with the low temperature of the surrounding dense liquid. Here, we report on applications of such plasma for synthesis of a polymeric nitrogen compound, preliminarily identified as neutral or ionic N 6 , from sodium azide precursors.

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“…The preliminary avant garde results on the synthesis of polynitrogen compounds using plasmas operating very far from local equilibrium are encouraging. Dobrynin et al have published a series of papers in which they generated nanosecond pulsed plasmas in liquid nitrogen near ambient pressure. A dark solid product was formed from this plasma reaction (Figure ), which exhibited some metastability at very low temperatures near the liquid nitrogen boiling point. Upon heating to ambient temperature, this material exploded leaving no residue .…”
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“…The preliminary avant garde results on the synthesis of polynitrogen compounds using plasmas operating very far from local equilibrium are encouraging. Dobrynin et al have published a series of papers in which they generated nanosecond pulsed plasmas in liquid nitrogen near ambient pressure. A dark solid product was formed from this plasma reaction (Figure ), which exhibited some metastability at very low temperatures near the liquid nitrogen boiling point. Upon heating to ambient temperature, this material exploded leaving no residue .…”
Section: Synthesismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Upon heating to ambient temperature, this material exploded leaving no residue. 33 In a follow-up work, 32 the team added sodium azide to the liquid nitrogen, which settled out of the bottom of the reaction vessel, but was nevertheless modified by the plasma treatment. After treatment, the solid residue exhibited features in vibrational spectroscopy consistent with N 6 materials.…”
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“…which the phenomenological model is constructed, the term RSD will be considered as a time constant. In (18), as the circuit selfinductance L is of the order of 4 µH, the very small selfinductance (of the order of a few nH) of the inter-electrode plasma LSD can be neglected i.e., as L>>LSD it follows that L+LSD≈L.…”
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“…In our recent studies, we have employed nanosecond-pulsed plasmas ignited in liquid nitrogen as a tool for production and fast quenching of nitrogen-rich materials [ 8 , 9 ]. Liquid nitrogen plasmas, with their relatively high energies, pressures, radiation, and the high densities of reactive species, are suggested to be an effective way to synthesize new materials [ 10 , 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 , 15 ].…”
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