How to pronounce “plasma” in English

plasma that's able to contain itself?

plasma then generates its own magnetic field,

plasma. So this is something you learn very early in your graduate work as a student in fusion, is you learn about plasmas that are called high beta plasmas.

Plasma surfacing is one phenomenon--

Plasma chemistry, new materials-- so one would like to know, by surfacing, by adding electroplating, or by adding ions

Plasma-based air and water purifiers already exist.

Plasma television and so on-- these already are quite popular.

Plasma phenomena on several spatial and timescales-- spatial, as I mentioned.

plasma all the time. Plasma is a substance that has a fourth property, among water, solids, and solids, and it appears in high-energy states and has some mysterious properties, so I'm interested in that substance, and I often do

Plasma is any state of matter in which electrons have been torn apart and separated from the nuclei.

Plasma, that's right.

"Plasmas-- The First State of Matter"-- I've just started to read.

Plasmas in medicine-- now, I would like to stress a little bit on this because it's still not very common.

Plasmas, agriculture-- this is a very exciting area.

Plasmas and radiation have a symbiotic relationship.

Plasmas are here and everywhere.

A plasma is a mixture of positively and negatively charged particles along with some neutral particles.

The plasma has very different properties from its parent neutral gas.

So plasma-based display systems-- I think everyone is quite familiar with that.

so plasma rockets.

So plasma has a density n, which I mentioned already.

So plasma parameters, large number of particles in this sphere-- so that is the definition of a plasma.

The plasma with electrons, ions and neutrons have three fluids.

And plasma displays wound up in everything from checkout counters at the grocery store to airline ticket counters and banks

In plasma, there's no friction, and there's no common attractor.

A plasma is opaque.

"Astrophysical Plasmas and Fluids" was the first one I wrote.

And plasmas are being used to destroy bacteria in wound infections.

Then plasmas have quasineutrality.

So plasmas exhibit a variety of waves, as I already mentioned-- some of them.

So you had this plasma of charged particles, and that meant that when photons were going around, they scattered off those charged particles.

This is discharge-produced plasma.

This is laser-produced plasma and it was the only method that seemed scalable.

discovery in plasma physics that something new is happening.

and the plasma is going back and forth along this magnetic field line inside that solenoid, inside that theta pinch.

- The self-organizing plasma.

is a plasma, is a quark-gluon plasma.

So what's a plasma?

The term plasma was first suggested by Irving Langmuir in 1939 while studying the electric discharges of gases by passing

These are plasma loops.

Because the plasma is following the magnetic field.

So this plasma magnetic field interaction is a very basic ingredient of all plasma phenomena.

in the form of plasma nitriding, which protects the material from corrosion.

And after this plasma processing, nitriding of the pipes, they have increased their lifetime tremendously.

It is a cold plasma because although the plasma is hot temperature, the amount of matter in the plasma is very small.

So the plasma consists of only these two types.

Partially ionized plasma would have some neutral particles.

The term plasma was first suggested by Irving Langmuir in 1939 by studying the electric discharge of gases by passing high electric current through cesium

So why not design plasma frequency?