Conversion of carbon disulfide in air by non-thermal plasma.
Conversion of carbon disulfide in air by non-thermal plasma.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jhazmat.2013.07.043
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发表时间:
2013-10
影响因子:
13.6
通讯作者:
Xiao Yan;Yifei Sun;Tianle Zhu;Xing Fan
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作者:
Xiao Yan;Yifei Sun;Tianle Zhu;Xing Fan
Carbon disulfide (CS2), a typical odorous organic sulfur compound, has adverse effects on human health and is a potential threat to the environment. In the present study, CS2conversion in air by non-thermal plasma (NTP) was systematically investigated using a link tooth wheel-cylinder plasma reactor energized by a DC power supply. The results show that corona discharge is effective in removing CS2. The CS2conversion increases with the increase of specific input energy (SIE). Both short-living (e.g. radical dotO, radical dotOH radicals) and long-living species contribute to the CS2conversion, but the short-living species play a more important role. Both gaseous and solid products are formed during the conversion of CS2. Gaseous products mainly include CO, CO2, OCS, SO2, SO3and H2SO4. The yields of CO and CO2increase, the yields of OCS and SO2follow bell curves while the sum yield of SO3and H2SO4remains constant as SIE increases. The solid products, consisting of CO32−, SO42−and possible polymeric sulfur, deposit on the inner wall and electrodes of the plasma reactor.