Plasma Activated Synthesis of Macromolecular Compound

The paper is devoted to study of the plasma-activated synthesis of organic compounds with optically activity. Synthesis was carried out in plasma-liquid system with a rotating gliding discharge submerged in a liquid. The initial reagents of synthesis were ethanol, ammonia, and CO2. The possibility of the influence of the electric field direction on the optical activity of the products of plasma-activated synthesis is shown

Synthesis of Nanosilver in Plasma-Liquid Microdischarge System

This paper presents the results of investigation of the plasma-liquid system with the secondary discharge supported by atmospheric pressure microdischarge in the vortex Ar flow. The plasma treated fluids were aqueous solutions of AgNO3. The microplasma discharge was powered by a DC supply. The plasma channel behaviour was characterized by photo/video recording, also plasma was studied using emission spectroscopy technique. The working liquid and firm products created after the treatment were studied also