Publications by authors named "I V Garkusha"

An ozone concentration meter in ozonated water has been developed and manufactured. The measurement of ozone concentration is based on the use of a photometric method. The range of measured ozone concentration is varied from 0.

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A portable device for cleaning and ozone sterilization of small-sized delicate dental instruments that cannot withstand the high heat and humidity of standard autoclaving has been developed. The device contains a remote unit for magnetic mechanical washing, an ultrasonic bath for pre-cleaning treatment, and a container for ozone sterilization with a reactor based on dielectric barrier discharge. The maximum ozone concentration in water reached 8.

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CHO and CHO ions and the respective neutrals have been investigated by absorption spectroscopy in neon matrixes following mass selection of ions produced from salicylic acid. Three electronic transitions starting at 649.6, 431.

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In this Perspective the development and application of a mass-selective matrix isolation approach, employed with success over the last two decades in the spectroscopic characterization of numerous ions and neutral reactive species, is illustrated with original data for hydrocarbon cations and neutrals with a six- and a five-membered carbon ring fused. The setup allows for the electronic and vibrational assessment of these isolated molecules and ions in the inert neon environment. The transient species of interest are chosen due to their astrophysical relevance, and the role they play in flames, plasmas, combustion, organic reactions and atmospheric chemistry.

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Alpha- and beta-protonated naphthalenes (α- and β-HN(+)) were investigated by electronic absorption and fluorescence spectroscopies in 6 K neon matrixes using a mass-selected C(10)H(9)(+) ion beam. The absorption spectra reveal S(1)/S(2) ← S(0) transitions with onsets at 502.1 and 396.

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