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Recent applications of the liquid phase plasma process
Author
김상채, 박영권, 정상철
Journal Title
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering
Publication Year
2021
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Summary
This paper introduces the principle and application of liquid phase plasma, focusing on the practical application of plasma generated in liquid. It presents research results on water treatment, metal nanoparticle synthesis, visible light-responsive photocatalyst synthesis, energy material synthesis, and hydrogen gas production using liquid phase plasma, and experimentally analyzes the effects of plasma discharge conditions, dissolved oxygen concentration, and pH value on the liquid phase plasma reaction.
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