Radiation Chemistry and Electric Discharge Chemistry: Comparison and Contrast
Radiation Chemistry and Electric Discharge Chemistry: Comparison and Contrast
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辐射化学和放电化学:比较和对比
DOI:
10.1021/ba-1969-0080.ch011
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发表时间:
1969
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通讯作者:
K. Funabashi
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作者:
M. Burton;K. Funabashi
Comparison of radiation chemistry and electric discharge chemistry necessarily involves emphasis on the roles played by thermal energy and vibrational energy. Except for noting the assumption that in a discharge tube most of the initial products of electron impact are neutral excited states—i.e., "high-temperature" states—no detailed characterization is presented of the type of electric discharge to which comparison is made. Elementary processes of the radiation chemistry of condensed systems are properly comparable with those of the discharge chemistry of gases, particularly with those processes involving slow electrons. In the case of methane, cited as an example, relatively efficient production of acetylene in discharge processes is attributed to production in secondary processes of vibrationally excited intermediate species such as cannot be produced in the radiation chemistry of gases.