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How do plasma particles interact with a magnetic field?
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[QUOTE="rca3g7, post: 6022501, member: 648069"] How does plasma particles (ions, electrons, neutral particles as a whole) interact with an applied steady-state magnetic field? If you have plasma at atmospheric pressure ejected from a plasma torch in the z-axis direction (upwards/north), how will two permanent magnets, axially aligned N-S to N-S in the x-direction (left to right across the page/screen) interact with the plasma to deflect it, specifically, at what angle would the plasma be deflected at in the y-direction? [/QUOTE]
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