Atmospheric microwave-induced plasmas in Ar/H2 mixtures studied with a combination of passive and active spectroscopic methods

Atmospheric microwave-induced plasmas in Ar/H2 mixtures studied with a combination of passive and active spectroscopic methods
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10.1088/0022-3727/43/39/395202
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2010-10
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Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics
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J. M. Palomares;E. Iordanova;A. Gamero;A. Sola;J. Mullen
J. M. Palomares;E. Iordanova;A. Gamero;A. Sola;J. Mullen
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J. M. Palomares;E. Iordanova;A. Gamero;A. Sola;J. Mullen

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