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Inkjet printing technology are seen as novel techniques for the deposition of functional materials. An example in the area of printed electronics is silver, as it exhibits high conductivity and reduced influence of corrosion due to the formation of conductive oxides. Stabilized nano-particles may be dispersed in organic solvents or water, and steps must be taken to avoid particles clogging …
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Tetronics says it is "Proud to be the most experienced plasma company in the World." It was established in 1964 to develop industrial applications for high temperature Plasma Arc technology. Since then, the company has developed a reputation for producing high quality clean plasma technology for recovering materials and hazardous waste destruction. https://twitter.com/Tetronics/status/999276746024411136 It turns …
Continue reading Plasma in a sustainable economy. Recycle precious metals. #Sustainability
Katharine Blur Blodgett was born January 10, 1898. Her father was a patent attorney working for GE in Schenectady, NY. She started working with GE as an assistant to Langmuir, one of the most famous plasma physicists from whom the name plasma derives. I have several things in common with Blodgett. The first being a …
Continue reading Top Plasma Scientists I admire – Katharine Blodgett #Science
Probes Market report covers detailed competitive outlook including the market share and company profiles of the key participants operating in the market. Worldwide Probes Market 2023, presents critical information and factual data about the Probes market, providing an overall statistical study of the Probes market based on market drivers, Probes Market limitations, and its prospects. The prevalent …
There are 15,000 traceable objects orbiting earth representing 6000 tons of material. There is now a real need for debris removal. The broom in the sky. This space craft sweeps debris using a plasma generated ion beam. The paper shows detailed modelling of the process showing problems like back-scattering of ions and charging of the …
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Wheatstone (1802-1875) is a famous UK physicist. He is best known for the Wheatstone bridge a device to measure resistance. Using an AC or RF voltage the bridge can also measure impedance. It is here that my story begins. Impedance is the ratio of voltage to current flowing in a device. When current is impeded …
Plasma is the ‘hidden champion’ of industrial innovation – Prof. Christian Oehr In a recent inteview with Professor Christian Oehr, head of the interfacial engineering and materials science department at Fraunhofer IGB in Stuttgart, Germany, refers to plasma as the hidden champion. When asked what a plasma is, Prof. Oehr explained that Plasma is created …
