In sonochemical processes, the physical and chemical effects are attributed
to the phenomenon of cavitation, which is the formation, growth, and colla
pse of the cavities termed as activity of cavities. Energy analysis of a si
ngle cavity has been considered in order to explain, qualitatively, the eff
ects of acoustic parameters such as intensity and frequency of ultrasonic e
quipment on sonochemical reactions. The experimental observations of the so
nochemical reactions available in the literature are found to be consistent
with the simulation results. Energy analysis of the cavity gives the possi
ble reasons for the various sonochemical effects observed, and also the opt
imum equipment operating parameters can be predicted.