sonochemistry

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son·o·chem·is·try

(son'ō-kem'is-trē),

The branch of chemistry concerned with chemical changes caused by, or involving, sound, particularly ultrasound.

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Sonolysis treatment was performed in 3 groups: the control group, TUS group, and TUS + MB group (n = 20).

Ultrasound Mediated Microbubbles Destruction Augmented Sonolysis: An In Vitro and In Vivo Study

It shows that the nonequilibrium plasma generated during the sonolysis of water sparged with argon obeys the classical inequality [T.sub.e] > [T.sub.V].

Plasma formation during acoustic cavitation: toward a new paradigm for sonochemistry

Safety and dose-escalation study design of transcranial ultrasound in clinical Sonolysis for acute ischemic stroke: the TUCSON trial.

Sonothrombolysis: is the story (t)old or just the beginning/Sonotromboliza: da li je ova prica ispricana ili upravo pocinje

Brayman, "Comparative sensitivity of human and bovine erythrocytes to sonolysis by 1MHz ultrasound," Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology, vol.

MRI-guided focused ultrasound as a new method of drug delivery

Numerous studies ranging from the sonolysis of different organic compounds [11] to degradation of polymers and various materials [12] have been performed to characterize the rate of different degradation processes in homogeneous and/or heterogeneous systems under ultrasonic irradiation.

Ultrasonic on-line spectrophotometric system for reaction kinetic measurements/ Spektrofotomeetriline on-line-susteem reaktsioonikineetika uurimiseks ultraheli all

A series of combination treatment processes that involved sonolysis and Fenton's reaction was conducted for treating cyan ink waste water, which has been found to be the toughest ink to treat.

Ultrasound-facilitated electro-oxidation for treating cyan ink effluent

ImaRx's unique SonoLysis technique combines the use of ultrasound and the company's proprietary microbubble clot agent to potentially dissolve vascular thromboses, or blood clots, in a relatively simple, non-invasive procedure.

IMARX INITIATES TRIALS FOR NON-INVASIVE BLOOD CLOT TREATMENT

These studies have suggested a wide variety of AOP for the destruction of phenols, such as the Fenton and photo-Fenton treatments [11-13], hydrogen peroxide photolysis [14], combination of ozone with ultraviolet (UV) radiation [14-17], and also combination of sonolysis and ozonolysis [18].

Comparison of advanced oxidation processes for the destruction of 2,4-dinitrophenol/2,4-dinitrofenooli eemaldamiseks kasutatavate taiustatud oksudatsiooniprotsesside vordlus

Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs), which include such techniques as Fenton's reagent oxidations, ultraviolet (UV) photolysis and sonolysis, are capable of degrading organic contaminants at ambient temperature and pressure.

Using photocatalytic degradation as a demonstration of an advanced oxidation process

Belgiorno, "Degradation of antibiotics in wastewater during sonolysis, ozonation, and their simultaneous application: operating conditions effects and processes evaluation," International Journal of Photoenergy, vol.

Albendazole Degradation Possibilities by UV-Based Advanced Oxidation Processes

Maeda, "Sonolysis of alkylphenols in aqueous solution with Fe(II) and Fe(III)," Chemosphere, vol.