Abstract
Using the shadowgraph technique, we performed direct measurements of the vapor density in the discharge channel of a pulsed positive streamer discharge in water. With this experimental technique, we quantitatively measured the vapor density in the discharge channel of a pulsed positive streamer discharge in water of conductivity 100 μS/cm. The results show that the vapor density in the discharge channel ranges from 100 to 660 kg/m3, and presents an increasing tendency along the axial direction of the discharge channel with increasing distance from the tip of the anode.
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