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Cold discharge plasmas - Electrical properties

Authors: Anne-Marie POINTU, Jérôme PERRIN, Jacques JOLLY

Publication date: February 10, 1998

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1. Definitions and basic phenomena

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1.1 Densities, degree of ionization

Plasma, which results from a discharge in a gas, is made up of electrons, with density n e and charge q e , positive or negative ions, with density n i and n - and charge q i...

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