Newsgroups: sci.physics.plasma
From: mwbz@unixg.ubc.ca (Mike Blades)
Organization: University of British Columbia
Subject: Coaxial RF Plasmas

Is anyone interested in atmospheric pressure, RF (13 - 27 MHz), coaxial
plasma discharges. We are using one that is formed in a graphite tube
about 7 mm in diameter with 1 mm diameter graphite electrode located
coaxially inside the tube. It appears to be a rather unique geometry at
this pressure. Typical powers are 25 - 100 W. Maybe this is pretty puny
compared to most plasma discharges. At any rate, I would appreciate
hearing from anyone who uses a similar plasma discharge.

Mike Blades, Chemistry, University of British Columbia