Plasma jets can indeed be created using the plasma generated from neon tubes. Neon tubes contain ionized gas that, when excited by an electrical current, produces a glowing plasma. This plasma can be manipulated to form a plasma jet, which is a stream of ionized gas that can be directed for various applications, including in plasma physics and material processing. The discussion emphasizes the feasibility of utilizing neon tube plasma for creating a plasma jet, highlighting the underlying principles of ionization and gas dynamics.
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Ben.meyer said:I just randomly thought of this topic one day and was curious since.
Is it possible to use a plasma jet and make a "plasma jet" with the plasma from a neon tube? Please explain why and maybe how?