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Quantification of air plasma chemistry for surface disinfection
Matthew J. Pavlovich
, Douglas S. Clark
,
David B. Graves
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Surface Disinfection
100%
Air Plasma Chemistry
100%
Biological Applications
66%
Transition Region
66%
Reactive Species
66%
Air Plasma
66%
Nitrogen Oxides
66%
Surface Micro-discharge
66%
Dynamic Nature
33%
Low Power
33%
Highly Sensitive
33%
Infrared Spectroscopy
33%
Operating Conditions
33%
Solid Surface
33%
Ambient Conditions
33%
Antimicrobial Activity
33%
Liquid-solid
33%
Chemical Characterization
33%
Chemistry Model
33%
Biotechnology
33%
Dry Surface
33%
Gaseous Concentration
33%
Aqueous Chemistry
33%
Plasma Devices
33%
Plasma Chemistry
33%
Liquid Volume
33%
Confined Volume
33%
Parameterized Model
33%
Power Regimes
33%
Disinfection
33%
Atmospheric Pressure Plasma
33%
Antibacterial Effect
33%
Bacterial Inactivation
33%
Microbial Decontamination
33%
Microbial Disinfection
33%
Gas-phase Measurements
33%
Ambient Air Plasma
33%
High Power
33%
Time Regimes
33%
Decontaminating
33%
NOx Mode
33%
Physics
Chemistry
100%
Ozone
37%
Nitrogen Oxide
25%
Vapor Phase
12%
Atmospheric Pressure
12%
Ambient Air
12%
Solid Surface
12%
Infrared Spectroscopy
12%
Biotechnology
12%
Antibacterial
12%