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  Fluorescent Tube         


Author: Chris
Date: Aug 15, 2008 10:07

I have got a fluorescent tube to light in the inductor coil of a Hartley
oscillator at 2.645MHz.

Do I have plasma?

Chris remove .nospam. from the reply address to e-mail me.
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  3D Hybrid particle-in-cell         


Author: david
Date: Jul 21, 2008 10:12

Hello!

Currently I'm simulate the plasma cloud expansion using my 3D hybrid
PIC code.

Model description and some results of my code are available at
http://comphys.narod.ru/3d_cloud_v3.htm.

The simulation results are reasonable in general.
But some contraversal results http://comphys.narod.ru/m20d14.htm
turn out in case of the Ma > 10/
Especially suspicious things occur on a equatorial plane:
http://comphys.narod.ru/m20d14.htm#CloudVelocityXY
http://comphys.narod.ru/m20d14.htm#MF_XY
where the spatial anisotropy of cloud expansion is observed

Couldn't you help me to understand the reasons of such discrete
anisotropy?
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  DBD gap voltage         


Author: Peter Bonucci
Date: Jul 19, 2008 14:45

I have a coaxial dielectric barrier discharge cell operating in air at
atmospheric pressure.

The construction (from the inside, out):
Inner electrode: Stainless steel, 19 mm diameter
Inner air gap: 1 mm width
Dielectric: Borosilicate glass, 1 mm width
Outer air gap: 1 mm width
Outer electrode: Stainless steel, 25 mm diameter

Cell length: 10 cm

When I apply pulsed AC to the cell I see 100-500 mA (12 ns) current spikes
with cell voltages of 600-800 volts.

Is 800 V a reasonable discharge voltage for this cell? Or should I suspect
my test configuration?

Peter Bonucci
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  OpenPIC3D - Free 3d hybrid (Kinetic-MHD) plasma simulation tool at www.comphys.narod.ru         


Author: david
Date: May 26, 2008 10:49

OpenPIC3D - 3d hybrid (Kinetic-MHD) plasma simulation tool is freely
available at comphys.narod.ru
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  how do you make plasma?         


Author: Chris
Date: May 13, 2008 09:46

Can you make plasma using a coil with a tube of low pressure hydrogen gas
inside? If so can someone give me details or point to a book that gives full
details for making a plasma like that.

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  free materials about atomic structure, relativity, gravitation,electromagnetism etc         


Author: cosofrets
Date: Apr 17, 2008 14:20

Hello,
Maybe someone is interested in reading and eventually makes comments
on some free materials (atomic structure, relativity, gravitation,
electromagnetism) at following link: www.elkadot.com.
The free materials are excerpts from books and show another face of
physics.

Regards,

Sorin Cosofret
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  plasma chamber coating         


Author: Toghraq
Date: Mar 13, 2008 09:39

Hi Group,

I need to construct a plasma chamber for oxygen or hydrogen plasma
etching process. I have to coat the copper electrode and inner wall of
the chamber. I know that painting by carbon works fine. I was wandering
is there any better coating methods + materials for this purpose, where
the coating is more stable and sustain longer? Any advice would be very
much appreciated!

Best regards
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  Plasma Science & Technology community exchange         


Author: jothika64
Date: Jan 4, 2008 09:37

GATE Computer Science and Information Technology
Vathsalya Institute of Science and Technology

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http://www.freewebs.com/sherin12/
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http://www.geocities.com/lesbinancy
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  Faraday's Law split         


Author: 1+1
Date: Jan 1, 2008 11:27

Faraday's Law split
-- Scientific Concept of the Declaration gave me strength
I am a split into practice the long I

Potential is cutting
A. Alternator
B. DC (commutator) Generators
C. DC unipolar machines
D. No change to the single-pole DC motor device
Http://www.sino-electronics.com/198805/1988050105.shtml
The common...
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  sci.physics.plasma archive         


Author: J. McKelliget
Date: Dec 22, 2007 12:03

Folks,

Just a reminder that the sci.physics.plasma archive for 1994 to 2005 is at
the following address:

http://sci-phys-plasma.caeds.eng.uml.edu/

J. McKelliget
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