Plasma (757 bytes)
1: The word '''plasma''' has a [[Greek language|Greek]] root which mean...
3: ...havior. For more information see the article on [[plasma physics]].
4: ...nd intramuscular fluid can also be referred to as plasma (first used in 1839).
6: * In [[geology]], plasma is a green type of [[chalcedony]] (now rare&mdash...

Plasma ashing (1652 bytes)
1: ...resist]] from an [[etch|etched]] wafer. Using a [[plasma]] source, a monatomic reactive [[specie]] is gene...
3: ... use a [[downstream plasma]] configuration, where plasma is formed remotely and channeled to the wafer. T...
9: [[de:Plasmaätzen]]

Plasma polymerization (583 bytes)
1: '''Plasma polymerization''' uses [[plasma source]]s to generate a [[gas discharge]] that pr...
3: Plasma polymerization can be used to deposit [[polymer]]...

Plasma processing (493 bytes)
1: '''Plasma processing''' is a [[plasma]]-based material processing technology that aims ...
3: Plasma processing techniques include:
4: *[[Plasma activation]]
5: *[[Plasma modification]]
6: *[[Plasma functionalization]]

Plasma cosmology (20470 bytes)
3: ...ch relies on the [[electromagnetic]] effects of [[plasma]] for explaining the large-scale structure of the...
7: ...cosmology, the entire early universe consisted of plasma before [[recombination (physics)|recombination]] ...
9: ...onal forces. On the largest scales, evidence that plasmas exhibit external forces on physical objects such...
11: In the mid-[[1990s]], interest in plasma cosmologies was piqued by a limited few in the st...
13: ... mode on the sky or the strength of this feature. Plasma cosmology apologists point out that researchers a...

Plasma lamp (1768 bytes)
1: ...asma_globe.jpg|thumb|right|An eight-inch diameter plasma globe]]
2: ...by [[Nikola Tesla]] for the purpose of studying [[plasma]]. Tesla called this invention "Inert Gas Dischar...
4: Although there are many variations, a plasma lamp is usually a clear glass orb with a much sma...
8: ...ctronic devices (such as a computer mouse) on the plasma lamp: not only may the glass become hot, but the ...
13: ...A0PROFESSIONAL%20PLASMA%20GLOBES: POWERLABS.org - Plasma Globes]

Plasma oscillation (2062 bytes)
1: ...ge|charge]] density in conducting media such as [[plasma]]s or [[metal]]s. The [[particle]] resulting fro...
3: ... show that the charge density oscillates at the ''plasma frequency''
7: ...s expression in the case of electron-[[positron]] plasmas, often encountered in [[astrophysics]]).
9: ...al speed ''v'' and the plasma frequency, then the plasma wave may propagate in the medium. These waves wi...
17: then the plasma waves can accelerate electrons that are moving wi...

Plasma physics (11732 bytes)
1: ... [[physics]] which studies ionized gases known as plasmas.
3: ...e Helical Device]] though a side port showing hot plasma affected by magnetic fields.]]
4: ... [[Sir William Crookes]] in [[1879]], and dubbed "plasma" by [[Irving Langmuir]] in 1928.
6: A common fluid treatment of plasmas comes from a combination of the [[Navier Stokes ...
8: ...] since most known fusion reactions take place in plasma.

Plasma source (1472 bytes)
1: '''Plasma sources''' generate [[plasma]]s.
3: Excitation of a plasma requires partial [[ionisation]] of neutral [[atom...
8: recombine, the plasma can be sustained.
10: Plasma excitation by [[electromagnetic field]]s can be c...
12: *[[Frequency classification of plasmas]]

Anisothermal plasma (902 bytes)
1: ...t [[degree of freedom|degrees of freedom]] of the plasma.
4: ...ctric field]]s, see [[frequency classification of plasmas]]. They generally exhibit hot [[electron]]s that...
6: ...eans that the different degrees of freedom of the plasma are ''not'' in [[thermal equilibrium]].

Plasma rifle (1271 bytes)
1: ... an energy projectile. Plasma rifles, along with plasma pistols, [[laser guns]] and [[phasers]], are only...
3: ...imeters away from the gun, and the storage of the plasma would have be to facilitated by highly concentrat...
5: Fiction that includes plasma rifles:

Plasma display (4287 bytes)
1: ...uding electronics, is less than 10 cm (4 inches). Plasma displays use as much [[Electric power|power]] per...
4: The xenon and neon gas in a plasma television is contained in hundreds of thousands ...
5: To [[ion]]ize the gas in a particular cell, the plasma display's computer charges the electrodes that in...
8: The phosphors in a plasma display give off colored light when they are exci...
10: ... of plasma display technology is that a very wide screen can be produced using extremely thin materials. S...

Plasma functionalization (135 bytes)
1: ...zation| functionalizing]] a surface by means of [[plasma processing]].

Blood plasma (2957 bytes)
1: ...d in which [[blood cell]]s are suspended. [[Blood plasma]] contains [[blood proteins|proteins]], [[nutrien...
3: [[Serum]] is the same as blood plasma except that [[clotting factor]]s (such as [[fibri...
5: ...e]] and [[oxygen]]. (Oxygen transport capacity of plasma is lower compared to that of the [[hemoglobin]] i...
7: ==Laboratory use of plasma and serum==
9: ...entrifuge]]d to separate plasma from blood cells. Plasma can be frozen below -80[[Celsius|°C]] nearly ...

Plasma torpedo (1977 bytes)
1: In the [[Star Trek]] [[fictional universe]], '''plasma torpedoes''' are weapons used in [[starship]] com...
3: ...tructive force. Because of these difficulties the plasma torpedo has not been very successful when used ag...
5: ...nets|Federation]] asteroid based outpost a single plasma torpedo collapsed the shields and caused near tot...
7: Plasma torpedos were used in the [[Starflight]] games wi...

Plasma Eal (118 bytes)
1: The Plasma Eel is a weapon used by the Yuuzhan Vong to stun ...

Plasma stealth (13279 bytes)
3: '''[[Plasma]] stealth''' is a proposed mechanism for using io...
5: ...ctrostatic discharges to complex and power-hungry plasma lasers.
7: ...ora Borealis are boht composed largely of plasma. Plasmas are used in situations as diverse as fluorescent...
9: ...tute for Thermal Processes), who talked about the plasma stealth device developed by his organization for ...
11: ...]] (Paris, France). ["''Russia Working on Stealth Plasma''", by Michal Fiszer and Jerzy Gruszczynski, Jour...

Plasma cutting (592 bytes)
1: ...ke [[laser cutting]], for example, the process of plasma cutting is only effective on materials that condu...

Plasma window (4116 bytes)
1: ==Plasma Window==
5: ... a technology that fills a volume of space with [[plasma]] confined by a magnetic field. With current tech...
7: ...(thick) with higher temperature, and consequently plasmas are extremely viscous.
9: ...asma window's usefulness -- the technology of the plasma window permits for radiation that can only be gen...
11: ...strous. If, however, an accelerator equipped with plasma valve technology breaches, the gas layer is ioniz...

Plasma diagnostics (2001 bytes)
1: ...ntal techniques used to measure properties of a [[plasma]] such as [[temperature]] and [[density]].
3: ...metallic electrodes that are both immersed in the plasma under study. Two cases are of interest:
5: ... with the dimensions of the vessel containing the plasma and approximately equal to each other. This is th...
7: ...erence between the potential of the probe and the plasma potential at the place where the probe is located...
9: ...lution approaches that expected in an undisturbed plasma.

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