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glow discharge

2021
Alexander Fridman, Lawrence A. Kennedy
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Initiation of Glow Discharges

Nature, 1943
THE form of the breakdown voltage/pressure curve for various gases in the pressure range 0–5 cm. mercury has been established by several investigators. The breakdown voltage usually measured is that at which a galvanometer in series with the experimental tube indicates a current of 0–1 microamp.
J. D. CRAGGS, J. M. MEEK
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Glow discharge sputtering

Progress in Surface Science, 1976
4. Arrival at Substrate A. Deposition rates and uniformity (i) Inert gas discharges (ii) Effect of residual gases (iii) Reactive sputtering (iv) Multi-element targets B. Substrate temperature C. Nucleation and growth (i) Nucleation (ii) Epitaxy (iii) Morphology (iv) Reactively sputtered film growth D.
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Glow Discharge Mass Spectrometry

Analytical Chemistry, 1986
W. W. Harrison, K. R. Hess, R. K. Marcus, F. L. King   +3 more
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Direct current glow discharges in atmospheric air

Applied Physics Letters, 1999
Karl H Schoenbach, Robert H Stark
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Fluid simulations of glow discharges: Effect of metastable atoms in argon

Journal of Applied Physics, 1993
Demetre J. Economou, Dimitris P Lymberopoulos   +1 more
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Experimental and theoretical study of a glow discharge at atmospheric pressure controlled by dielectric barrier

Journal of Applied Physics, 1998
Françoise Massines
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Modeling and Rendering Glow Discharge

Proceedings of the Special Interest Group on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques Conference Conference Papers
Venkataram Edavamadathil Sivaram, Ravi Ramamoorthi, Tzu-Mao Li   +2 more
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Physics and chemistry in a glow dielectric barrier discharge at atmospheric pressure: diagnostics and modelling

Surface and Coatings Technology, 2003
N Gherardi, A Ricard
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Direct current high-pressure glow discharges Available to Purchase

Journal of Applied Physics, 1999
Karl H Schoenbach, Robert H Stark
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