How much heat energy can give out put by ionization gas?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the heat energy produced by ionized gases, particularly in the context of ionization processes and energy transfer mechanisms. Participants explore various aspects of ionization, including temperature limits and energy levels associated with accelerated electrons and ions.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant suggests that accelerating electrons and ions can influence energy levels in atoms.
  • Another participant notes that flames, as ionized gases, can transfer significant energy through combustion.
  • A question is raised regarding the maximum temperature achievable by ionized gases.
  • One participant expresses confusion over a previous post, indicating that the question may be too vague to provide a clear answer.
  • A reference to an article is provided, which discusses the ionization of gases and mentions the energy required to form ion pairs, suggesting a range of 30–40 eV depending on the gas type.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not appear to reach a consensus, as there are multiple competing views and some confusion regarding the clarity of the questions posed.

Contextual Notes

The discussion includes vague questions and varying levels of understanding among participants, which may limit the clarity of the responses. The energy levels and temperature limits mentioned are dependent on specific conditions and gas types.

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ionization gas
I mean by accelerating electrons and ions for energy levels in atom
 
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Flame is ionized gas. You can transfer a lot of energy by setting something on fire.
 
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How much maximum temperature can give ioniztion gas
 
What you wrote is not a sentence, and I don't understand it. I suspect, however, the question is too vague to answer.
 

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