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[9p-E308-1]Measurement of Density Distribution of Atomic Oxygen Generated by a Single Streamer Discharge in Atmospheric Air
〇(M2)Tomoya Mizutani1, Fumiyoshi Tochikubo1, Yusuke Nakagawa1 (1.Tokyo Metro Univ.)
Keywords:
Plasma,TALIF,O-atom
Measurement of the density distribution of atomic oxygen generated by a single streamer discharge in atmospheric-pressure air, using a highly reproducible Single Filament Streamer (SFS) apparatus and the TALIF method. The O-atom density was highest near the needle electrode and increased overall as the charging voltage rose. Generation near the plate electrode was attributed to the primary streamer, suggesting that short-pulse voltage is effective for plasma oxidation treatment. The radius of the O-atom generation region expanded from the needle toward the plate, increasing the voltage left the streamer diameter unchanged while raising only the O-atom density.
