The electrical conduction of purified nonpolar liquids with point/plane electrode geometry was studied as a function of various parameters. For negative polarity of the point, a pulse regime has been observed which is greatly similar to the Trichel pulses occurring in air, with the exception of no pressure dependence. At atmospheric pressure, bubble formation was correlated with current pulse. The authors present a study of the generation and dynamics of the bubble as a function of various parameters: injected energy, hydrostatic pressure (>
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