2017
DOI: 10.1007/s00339-017-0953-y
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Time-integrated optical emission studies on laser-produced copper plasma in the presence of magnetic field in air ambient at atmospheric pressure

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“…If we assume that the plasma grows spherically, we may calculate the radius within which the magnetic field is confining the plasma. Using the relation [45],…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…If we assume that the plasma grows spherically, we may calculate the radius within which the magnetic field is confining the plasma. Using the relation [45],…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result of their research, they reported that, among the several surface treatment options, laser ablation offers the most benefits in terms of efficiency, environmental friendliness, and ease of industrialization Cu is a popular metal for plasma creation and laser ablation owing to its strong electrical conductivity and ductility. Copper plasma generated by a laser is also utilized to synthesize nanoparticles for usage in solar cells, sensors, LEDs, catalysts, antifungals, and anti-bacterial [45]. Cu-Zn alloy (Cu: 95% and Zn: 5%) is used for a variety of applications, including the coatings of slugs, the driving groups on certain artillery rounds, and the identification of enamelled and other jewels [45].…”
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“…Of particular interest were data on Stark broadening of Cu II lines [87]. They were used in articles considering dependence of laser fluence on dynamics of emission of copper plasma induced by ultrafast laser [109], the effect of uniform magnetic field on it and the particles deposited on the surface of target [110], studies of time-integrated optical emission for Cu plasma in air at atmospheric pressure with magnetic field [112], radiation decay constant dependence on focal position for copper plasma [116], the effect of hyperfine structure on Stark broadening in the case of three blue-green Cu spectral lines in plasma induced by laser [118], enhancement of signal intensity using cavity confinement of plasma produced by a laser [114], the study of temporal evolution of plasma induced by CO 2 pulsed laser on targets made of titanium oxides [99], the mechanism of effect of distance between a lens and a sample on plasma induced by laser [100], and the effect of ambient pressure on titanium plasma induced by a femtosecond laser [101].…”
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“…The employment of an appropriate transverse magnetic field (TMF) to LPP can limit the free expansion of plasma species and result in a variety of physical processes, including magnetic confinement [9], Joule's heating effect [10], conversion of kinetic energy to plasma thermal energy [11], alteration in trajectories of charged species caused by Lorentz force [12], and variation in plasma instabilities [1]. All of these phenomena contribute to the enhancement of the T exc and n e of plasmas [1,13]. Magnetic field confinement of LPP has drawn significant attention from the LIBS research community over the past few years.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%