Abstract

The effect of the target material and the size of the irradiated volume on the efficiency of ozone synthesis in air under the action of a pulsed electron beam is investigated. Graphite and lead targets were used. The highest concentration of ozone was observed in a chamber without a target, and the highest specific ozone yield without consideration of electron reflection (230 g(kWh)–1) was observed in a chamber with a lead target at a minimum air gap (3 cm). The results are explained by the processes of multiple reflection of electrons from elements with a high atomic number at small air gaps compared to the size of the target.

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