Synthesis of Ammonia through Direct Chemical Reactions between an Atmospheric Nitrogen Plasma Jet and a Liquid

  • KUBOTA Y
  • KOGA K
  • OHNO M
  • et al.
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Abstract

Fundamental chemical reactions between an atmospheric nitrogen plasma jet and water or a water/ethanol solution have been investigated. When the nitrogen plasma jet was injected directly into pure water, active ni- trogen species produced nitric acid and ammonia through fatal reactions with H2O. The interaction between nitrogen plasma and a liquid mixture of pure water and ethanol produced NH4+ ions effectively. These exper- imental results clearly show that the active nitrogen species in the pulsed-discharge atmospheric plasma can interact strongly with materials in solution to extract oxygen or hydrogen from them and add atomic nitrogen to them.

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KUBOTA, Y., KOGA, K., OHNO, M., & HARA, T. (2010). Synthesis of Ammonia through Direct Chemical Reactions between an Atmospheric Nitrogen Plasma Jet and a Liquid. Plasma and Fusion Research, 5, 042–042. https://doi.org/10.1585/pfr.5.042

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