How Do You Create Hydrogen Plasma?

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Creating hydrogen plasma can potentially be achieved by applying a sufficient voltage to hydrogen gas, though the exact voltage required is not specified. The discussion suggests that there may be simpler methods to produce hydrogen plasma, but these alternatives are not detailed. The importance of clarity in communication is highlighted, as one participant corrected a typographical error in the original post. Overall, the thread focuses on the methods and considerations involved in generating hydrogen plasma. Further exploration of specific techniques and voltage requirements would enhance understanding.
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Hallo Physics Forum

i was woundering how to make hydrogen plasma, i think i cloud be done simple by applying voltage
though the gas, though i don't know how much voltage i whould need

or is there a better way of duing it ?
 
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'wimple'?
 
SteamKing said:
'wimple'?

Kylle, when you wrote "i think i cloud be done wimple by..." did you mean "I think it could be done simply by..."?
 
Nugatory said:
Kylle, when you wrote "i think i cloud be done wimple by..." did you mean "I think it could be done simply by..."?


Have changed it now
Thanks for the help
 

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