Formation of the Reactive Species of Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Carbon Dioxide in Aqueous Solutions under Physical Impacts
В. И. Брусков, A. V. Chernikov, В. Е. Иванов, E. E. Karmanova, Sergey V. Gudkov
Abstract
A concept is proposed, according to which the water‒air system is an open nonequilibrium system capable of accumulating free energy; the latter can be released under certain weak resonance effects via standard high-energy processes. These processes break chemical bonds and cause formation of reactive species of oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide.
Topics & Concepts
Carbon dioxideOxygenNitrogenAqueous solutionChemical physicsCarbon fibersNon-equilibrium thermodynamicsResonance (particle physics)Materials scienceEnvironmental chemistryPhotochemistryThermodynamicsChemistryPhysical chemistryAtomic physicsPhysicsOrganic chemistryComposite materialComposite numberChemical and Physical StudiesChemical Reactions and IsotopesFusion and Plasma Physics Studies