Elimination of styrene vapor from air by a pulsed electron beam

Styrene vapor contained in air in small amounts is decomposed when the air is subjected to a pulsed electron beam and non-self-maintained space discharge. The physical laws of the process and the final products of styrene vapor conversion are found. Experimental data make it possible to consistently describe the styrene vapor elimination from air exposed to a pulsed electron beam and relate the beam parameters to the properties of the gas flow being irradiated.