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Sonochemiluminescence from a Single Cavitation Bubble in Water

Adam Brotchie, Julia Schneider, Rachel Pflieger, Dmitry G. Shchukin, Helmuth Möhwald

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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).

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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

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