Abstract

In the present work, the structure of the discharge channels glow of a discharge with a liquid cathode at different pH values of the solution at a given concentration of alkali metal (Na) ions in the solution is investigated by the methods of emission spectroscopy and high-speed photography. The dependence of the atomic sodium line intensity in the emission spectrum of the discharge plasma from the pH value of the solution is investigated. The dependence of the discharge channels filaments shape on the presence of sodium impurities in them is found. The spatial and temporal inhomogeneity of sodium luminescence in the emission spectrum of the discharge channel of a discharge with a liquid cathode at different pH values of the solution is studied. Its connection to the mechanism of sodium transfer into the gas phase is discussed.

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