Abstract
The electrophysical characteristics of an overvoltage nanosecond discharge in air at atmospheric pressure between electrodes made of a superionic conductor, Ag2S, are presented. In the process of microexplosions of inhomogeneities on the working surfaces of electrodes in a strong electric field, vapors of the Ag2S compound and its dissociation products in plasma are introduced into the interelectrode space. This creates the prerequisites for the synthesis of thin structured films that have the properties of superionic conductors and can be deposited on a dielectric substrate placed near the discharge gap. The spatial and electrical characteristics of an overvoltage nanosecond discharge, the Raman scattering spectra of the synthesized films and their surfaces are studied.
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