Process and apparatus for using atmospheric-pressure plasma reactions
AssigneesKimoto Co., Ltd., Kimoto Tech, Inc., Satiko Okazaki, Masuhiro Kogoma
InventorsTatsuzo Tanisaki, Satiko Okazaki, Masuhiro Kogoma
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AssigneesKimoto Co., Ltd., Kimoto Tech, Inc., Satiko Okazaki, Masuhiro Kogoma
InventorsTatsuzo Tanisaki, Satiko Okazaki, Masuhiro Kogoma
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A grounded electrode and a high-voltage applying electrode, each obtained by covering a metal electrode with a dielectric are housed at least within a reactor apparatus. A rare gas can be introduced in the apparatus by way of a gas delivery tube, and a monomer gas can be admitted in the apparatus by way of a gas delivery tube. An additional gas may also be introduced in the apparatus by way of a gas delivery tube. The employed gases may be discharged from within the reactor by way of a discharge tube. Powders are charged in the apparatus with a rare gas, monomer gas, or combination thereof and, optionally, additional gases may be included, the gas components being selected based upon what type of electrical power is to be treated. Powers ape supplied to the electrodes to induce atmospheric-pressure plasma reactions, thereby modifying or enhancing the characteristics of the powders.
A method for the plasma treatment of a powder comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for treating a powder with a plasma, comprising:
A method for the plasma treatment of a powder comprising the steps of:
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