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Microplasma detection of hazardous compounds
Randy Lee Vander Wal
, Jane Hitomi Fujiyama-Novak
, Benjamin Ward
, Debanjan Das
, Chethan Kumar Gaddam
, Amrita Mukerjee
John and Willie Leone Department of Energy & Mineral Engineering (EME)
Institute of Energy and the Environment (IEE)
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Microplasma
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Nitrobenzene
100%
Hazardous Substances
100%
Power Requirement
50%
Organic Compounds
50%
Limit of Detection
50%
Ppb-level
50%
Acetone
50%
Aromatics
50%
Toluene
50%
Operational Regimes
50%
Ethanol
50%
Heptane
50%
Alkanes
50%
Atmospheric Pressure
50%
Field Analysis
50%
Plasma Temperature
50%
Physical Scaling
50%
Molecular Composition
50%
Non-thermal Plasma
50%
Spectral Simulation
50%
Engineering
Microplasmas
100%
Power Requirement
50%
Battery (Electrochemical Energy Engineering)
50%
Alkane
50%
Energetics
50%
Atmospheric Pressure
50%
Aromatics
50%
Physical Scaling
50%
Nonthermal Plasma
50%
Temperature Plasma
50%
Emission Spectra
50%
Chemistry
Nitrobenzene
100%
Phase Composition
50%
Chemical Element
50%
Alkane
50%
Organic Compound
50%
Energetics
50%
Battery (Electrochemical Energy Engineering)
50%
Emission Spectra
50%
Spectral Simulation
50%
Chemical Engineering
Nitrobenzene
100%
Paraffin
50%