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Enthelpy of fusion/vaporization/sublimation to a plasma?
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[QUOTE="JoeSalerno, post: 5976315, member: 608278"] I may be grossly generalizing the principle, but is there a way to calculate the energy needed to transform a solid/liquid/gas into plasma? Information is easily found on enthalpy of fusion/vaporization/sublimation, but I couldn't find anything regarding transforming to the 4th state of matter. Is it not possible because of how plasma is "made" with the process being more complicated than applying heat? [/QUOTE]
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