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Diagnostics for particulate vaporization and interactions with surfaces

  • A. Vardelle , M. Vardelle and P. Fauchais
Published/Copyright: January 1, 2009

Published Online: 2009-01-01
Published in Print: 1992-01-01

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Articles in the same Issue

  1. Preface
  2. Non-resolved problems of theoretical and applied plasma chemistry
  3. Nonequilibrium effects in thermal plasmas
  4. Electron and mass spectrometric analysis of plasma controlled surfaces and thin films
  5. Modelling in thermal plasma and electric arc column
  6. Generation of thermal and pseudo-thermal plasmas
  7. Diagnostics for particulate vaporization and interactions with surfaces
  8. The diagnostics of thermal plasmas
  9. Electrode erosion in high power thermal arcs
  10. Arc behaviour and plasma chemistry in electrode erosion
  11. Plasma cutting in atmosphere and under water
  12. Utilizing plasma technology for chemical reactions in controlled atmosphere
  13. Plasma application in the steel industry in Japan
  14. Diagnostics of plasmas by CARS (coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering)
  15. Progress in the modeling of H- and D- ion sources
  16. Control of reactive plasmas: adventure to improve and to expand plasma processing
  17. Chemistry of titanium dry etching in fluorinated and chlorinated gases
  18. Dual atom beam studies of etching and related surface chemistries
  19. Plasma polymerization and surface treatment of polymers
  20. Novel approaches to plasma deposition of amorphous silicon-based materials
  21. Process and property relationships in hard coatings made by plasma and ion-assisted methods
  22. Photothermal characterization of plasma surface modifications
  23. Plasma deposition of a-C/B:H layers in textor
  24. Diamond synthesis by thermal-plasma CVD (chemical vapor deposition)
  25. Plasma-surface interaction phenomena induced by corona discharges. Application to aerosols detection and to diagnosis on surface layers
  26. Cooperative study on measurement of concentrations of selenium in freeze-dried (human whole) blood (Technical Report)
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