Chlorination of sulfur dioxide in a plasma arc photochemical reactor: Part I. Reactor performance

Chlorination of sulfur dioxide in a plasma arc photochemical reactor: Part I. Reactor performance

This is a study of a photochemical reactor consisting of a vortex‐stabilized arc and an annular, triple‐walled, fused silica reaction chamber. An argon arc plasma provides the light. For power inputs of 3‐12 kw, the spectral output of the light source was characterized as a function of wavelength, a...

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