What Is the Difference Between Dusty and Dust-Laden Plasma?

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Dusty plasma refers to a plasma that contains small solid particles, while dust-laden plasma specifically emphasizes the presence of dust particles that are significantly influencing the plasma's behavior. The distinction lies in the degree of interaction and the role that dust plays in the plasma dynamics. Dust-laden plasma can exhibit different properties and behaviors compared to standard dusty plasma due to the varying concentrations and types of dust present. Understanding these differences is crucial for applications in fields like astrophysics and fusion research. Clarifying these terms enhances comprehension of plasma physics and its complexities.
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what is really dust-laden plasmas? :)
 
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Drakkith said:
This help?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dusty_plasma

thanks a lot, i know what's dusty plasma. my question is about DAST-LADEN PLASMA.

i want to know about it? that what's differrent between dusty and dust-laden. :(
 

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