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Experimental study reveals electron impact dissociation rates of molecular oxygen from ozone yields in silent discharges, suggesting reliable benchmarking of dissociation efficiency within 30%.
Ozone yield is a good indicator of atomic oxygen formation in gas discharges. Through exact measurement of the ozone formed in a silent discharge per unit energy it is possible to determine the rate coefficient for electron impact dissociation of molecular oxygen and the efficiency of the dissociation process. The agreement of the measurements with calculations is within 30%.
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Eliasson et al. (1986) studied this question.
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