| 摘要 |
In the electric-impulse method, substances to be treated are subjected successively in time to impulse groups of electro-magnetic fields having varying energy densities, in order to increase the yield of the reactions initiated. The electric impulses or impulse groups are generated by discharging charged capacitors, which have a varying capacitance (C1,C2,C3), along a discharge path (A1,A2), the discharge paths being formed by electrodes (11,12,13) between which the substances to be treated are located in an electrolyte.
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