Features of CS2 conversion in nonequilibrium gas-discharge plasma of multicomponent atmospheric-pressure mixtures

Features of carbon disulfide CS2 conversion in nonequilibrium plasma formed by a pulsed corona discharge in multicomponent atmospheric-pressure mixtures are discussed. A method of standard mixtures is proposed to investigate a mutual influence of CS2 and products of its conversion (sulfur dioxide SO2 and carbonyl sulfide COS) on the efficiency of removal of all three toxic components. Concentration dependencies of toxic impurities on the energy input into the mixture were obtained. Relative reactivities of sulfur-containing components for various mixture compositions were determined.