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Monitoring of the Changes in Chemical Composition of Gases in a Plasma Chemical Reactor During Condensation of the Reaction Products Using the Acoustic-Wave Frequency Data

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A technique for monitoring the chemical transformation of a gas mixture in an enclosed volume using the frequency of acoustic waves propagating therein is proposed. A mathematical verification of this method is presented. The results of monitoring the plasmochemical reactions of direct recovery of metals from their fluorides in a high-current electron accelerator are reported. The error of the method under the given experimental conditions is estimated to be 2–3%.

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Remnev, C.E., Pushkarev, A.I., Pushkarev, M.A. et al. Monitoring of the Changes in Chemical Composition of Gases in a Plasma Chemical Reactor During Condensation of the Reaction Products Using the Acoustic-Wave Frequency Data. Russian Physics Journal 44, 482–485 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012329627684

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