| abstract |
A method for inducing chemical reactions when using X-ray radiation is described, which comprises generating a volume of irradiation within the inner part of a reaction vessel when X-ray radiation is introduced into the volume, where two or more reagents are introduced . With respect to the two or more reagents and any reagents or intermediate reagents subsequently formed, the degree of inert aggregate materials to which the above reagents must be ionized to any degree, is selectively controlled, and the average level of ionization in the irradiation volume, from the partial to the total, of that portion of previous reagents that must be ionized, is selectively controlled through the control of the creep and energy of X-ray radiation, thus inducing selective reactions of reagents in the irradiation volume. The one or more reagents can be supplied through a double-walled pipe that contains X-ray protection to prevent premature irradiation before they contaminate the irradiation volume. |