Sonochemical reactions were demonstrated using a commercial ultrasonic atomizer at 2.4 MHz. The influences of experimental conditions, bottom shape and glass thickness of reactors, irradiation method, and liquid height on the sonochemical yield were discussed. The sonochemical effect was evaluated by potassium iodide dosimetry and degradation of methylene blue. Direct and indirect irradiations were examined. The former had the highest yield. In the latter case, sonochemical yield decreased in the solution because glass prevented the transmission of ultrasonic waves. Poly film, on the other hand, could transmit ultrasonic waves very well without damage.
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