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“…spectroscopic measurement. On the other hand, the striations have already been observed in previous studies using various atmospheric pressure plasmas, such as glow discharges, [24][25][26] microwave-excited discharges, 27) hollow cathode plasmas, 28) and asymmetric barrier discharges. 29) In previous APPJ studies, the striation phenomena were also reported.…”
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confidence: 57%
“…spectroscopic measurement. On the other hand, the striations have already been observed in previous studies using various atmospheric pressure plasmas, such as glow discharges, [24][25][26] microwave-excited discharges, 27) hollow cathode plasmas, 28) and asymmetric barrier discharges. 29) In previous APPJ studies, the striation phenomena were also reported.…”
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“…Recently, these structures have also been observed at atmospheric pressure in glow discharges [7][8][9], microwave excited discharges [10], hollow cathode plasmas [11], and plasma jets [12,13]. In particular, the longitudinal stratification of filaments in an atmosphericpressure rf plasma jet in argon has been detected in relation to a self-organization effect in Ref.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…The mixture of fullerenes extracted from soot is mostly C60 (about 90%) and C70 (about 10%), and the content of higher fullerenes is very small [6]. The rate of formation of fullerenes in the arc process, and hence their quantitative yield, is influenced by many factors, in particular, such as: type of buffer gas and its pressure [7], electrical characteristics of the arc and the nature of its binding to the anode [8], plasma temperature and concentration of electrons in it [9], the conditions for the removal of carbon vapor from the arc zone and its further condensation [10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%