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Disinfection by HO2 Radicals Generated by Negative Corona Discharge on Acidic Solution
An oxygen-supplied negative direct current (dc) corona discharge on acidic solution is studied to reduce the odor associated with conventional disinfectants, such as ClO − , HClO, O 3 , and ClO 2 . The discharge system provided an odorless bactericide of hydroperoxyl (HO 2 ) radicals, generated from...
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description | An oxygen-supplied negative direct current (dc) corona discharge on acidic solution is studied to reduce the odor associated with conventional disinfectants, such as ClO − , HClO, O 3 , and ClO 2 . The discharge system provided an odorless bactericide of hydroperoxyl (HO 2 ) radicals, generated from the reaction of discharge-generated \text{O}_{2}^{-} with H + in the acidic solution. A 2.5-log reduction of Escherichia coli (E. coli) was observed under the conditions of pH 2.8, dc −4.8-kV dc, and - 17\,\,\mu \text{A} , where the concentration of ozone and hydrogen peroxide was too low to inactivate the E. coli. At a pH of 5.6 or by adding a superoxide dismutase, which is a scavenger of HO 2 , negligible inactivation was observed. |
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