Abstract
Sonication of water generates radicals which oxidize compounds in solution. In this work we give evidence that in the presence of argon or oxygen these oxidative processes occur in enhanced yields when a high frequency (514 kHz) is used in comparison with the more commonly used low frequency (20 kHz)
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