Ultrasonic cavitation, the formation and subsequent collapse of microbubbles, is the unique phenomenon responsible of the production of hydrogen during water sonolysis. This work …
It has been long recognized that propagation of an ultrasonic wave in water results in hydrogen production. The chemical effects of ultrasound (sonochemistry) originate from …
It is known that the evaporation of carbon tetrachloride (CCl 4) into the acoustic cavitation during water sonolysis results in the generation of many reactive species (eg chlorinated …
In spite of the great number of experimental works conducted on CCl 4 sono-degradation, several controversies are observed, these including the main species generated upon CCl 4 …
The sonication of aqueous solution generates microscopic cavitation bubbles that may growth and violently collapse to produce highly reactive species (ie radical dot OH, HO 2 …
A number of literature reports showed that argon provides a more sonochemical activity than polyatomic gases because of its higher polytropic ratio; whereas several recent studies …
A Dehane, S Merouani - International Journal of Green Energy, 2025 - Taylor & Francis
This review aims to comprehensively examine the potential of ultrasonic fields to significantly enhance water electrolysis efficiency. By optimizing cell voltage, efficiency, and …
Ultrasonic irradiation holds potential for the selective oxidation of non‐volatile organic substrates in the aqueous phase by harnessing hydroxyl radicals as chemical initiators …
In the present work, the effect of salts (NaCl and Na 2 SO 4), complex matrices (natural water and seawater) and persulfate ions on the sonochemical degradation of an acidic diazo dye …