期刊
ULTRASONICS SONOCHEMISTRY
卷 22, 期 -, 页码 41-50出版社
ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV
DOI: 10.1016/j.ultsonch.2014.07.011
关键词
Single-bubble sonochemistry; Computer simulations; Ultrasonic frequency; Saturating gas; (OH)-O-center dot radical
资金
- Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research of Algeria [J0101120120098]
Central events of ultrasonic action are the bubbles of cavitation that can be considered as powered microreactors within which high-energy chemistry occurs. This work presents the results of a comprehensive numerical assessment of frequency and saturating gases effects on single bubble sonochemistry. Computer simulations of chemical reactions occurring inside a bubble oscillating in liquid water irradiated by an ultrasonic wave have been performed for a wide range of ultrasonic frequencies (213-1100 kHz) under different saturating gases (O-2, air, N-2 and H-2). For O-2 and H-2 bubbles, reactions mechanism consisting in 25 reversible chemical reactions were proposed for studying the internal bubble-chemistry whereas 73 reversible reactions were taken into account for air and N2 bubbles. The numerical simulations have indicated that radicals such as (OH)-O-center dot, H-center dot, HO2 center dot and O are created in the bubble during the strong collapse. In all cases, hydroxyl radical ((OH)-O-center dot) is the main oxidant created in the bubble. The production rate of the oxidants decreases as the driving ultrasonic frequency increases. The production rate of (OH)-O-center dot radical followed the order O-2 > air > N-2 > H-2 and the order becomes more remarkable at higher ultrasonic frequencies. The effect of ultrasonic frequency on single bubble sonochemistry was attributed to its significant impact on the cavitation process whereas the effects of gases were attributed to the nature of the chemistry produced in the bubble at the strong collapse. It was concluded that, in addition to the gas solubility, the nature of the internal bubble chemistry is another parameter of a paramount importance that controls the overall sonochemical activity in aqueous solutions. (C) 2014 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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