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Investigation of a dense, chemically reacting plasma by the high- frequency probe potential modulation method (Q1108912)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4068546
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Investigation of a dense, chemically reacting plasma by the high- frequency probe potential modulation method
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4068546

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    Investigation of a dense, chemically reacting plasma by the high- frequency probe potential modulation method (English)
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    1987
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    A method is proposed for investigating a chemically reacting plasma by means of an electric probe whose potential is modulated by a high- frequency sinusoidal voltage. The method is based on the use of a numerical solution of the problem of an electric probe introduced under negative potential into a steady-state low-temperature plasma formed in a mixture of chemically reacting molecular gases. The conditions under which the charged particle concentration in the region undisturbed by the probe is constant as a result of equilibrium between the ionization and recombination rates are examined.
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    chemically reacting plasma
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    electric probe
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    high-frequency sinusoidal voltage
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    numerical solution
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    steady-state low-temperature plasma
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    mixture of chemically reacting molecular gases
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