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Methane conversion in a multielectrode slipping surface discharge in the two-phase water-gas medium
Technical Physics. 2011. Vol. 56. No. 11. P. 1588-1592.
Anpilov A. M., Barkhudarov E. M., Berezhetskaya N. K., Gritsinin S. I., Davydov A. M., Kozlov Y. N., Kossyi I. A., Misakyan M. A., Temchin S. M., Ralchenko V. G., Gushchin P. A., Ivanov E. V.
The multielectrode slipping surface discharge in a two-phase water-gas (methane) medium is studied experimentally as a plasma-chemical converter of methane into various hydrocarbons, carbon, and hydrogen. The energy value of methane decomposition is on the order of 5 eV/molecule, which is close to record-high values attained in high-pressure discharges. The degree of conversion of methane is determined and the possibility of its substantial increase is considered
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