Sonochemiluminescence from a Single Cavitation Bubble in Water
Adam Brotchie, Julia Schneider, Rachel Pflieger, Dmitry G. Shchukin, Helmuth Möhwald
Abstract
Adam Brotchie, Julia Schneider, Rachel Pflieger, Dmitry G. Shchukin, Helmuth Möhwald
Abstract
Single bubble feels the pressure: Sonochemical luminescence has been detected in a single-cavitation bubble within a narrow pressure domain below the sonoluminescence threshold. The parameter space of single-bubble sonochemistry is distinct from that of single-bubble atomic and molecular line emissions (see figure).
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Single bubble feels the pressure: Sonochemical luminescence has been detected in a single-cavitation bubble within a narrow pressure domain below the sonoluminescence threshold. The parameter space of single-bubble sonochemistry is distinct from that of single-bubble atomic and molecular line emissions (see figure).
Key concepts: Sonoluminescence, Bubble, Cavitation, Sonochemistry, Luminescence, Materials science, Acoustics, Mechanics