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2. Chemical nature of air plasma at atmospheric pressure
2.1 Physico-chemical description
As previously mentioned, plasma is initiated by an electronic avalanche of highly energetic electrons. Their energy can exceed 10 eV, corresponding to a thermodynamic temperature in excess of 100,000 K ( ). These "hot" electrons are capable of transferring part of their energy to the gas molecules via inelastic collisions, leading to the formation of ions, excited species, or even to the breaking of certain bonds, thus creating highly reactive radical species which, when recombined, can lead to the formation of molecular or non-molecular, stable or metastable...
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For further information, readers may wish to consult the following book:
Non-equilibrium air plasmas at atmospheric pressure, Edited by : BECKER (K.H.), KOGELSCHATZ (U.), SCHOENBACH (K.H.) and BARKER (R.J.) in Series in Plasma Physics, Institute of Physics, published by ROUTLEDGE c/o Taylor & Francis Group, Bristol UK-New York USA (2004) ISBN 978-0-7503-0962-2.
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