Ionize N2 & CO2 at 50g/s - Easiest Way?

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Start date Jun 6, 2012
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Ionizing nitrogen (N2) and carbon dioxide (CO2) at a flow rate of 50g/s can be achieved by increasing the temperature sufficiently. High temperatures facilitate the ionization process, although the discussion does not confirm if this is the easiest method. Other potential methods for ionization were not explored in detail. The feasibility and efficiency of achieving such high flow rates remain uncertain. Overall, heating appears to be a primary consideration for ionization in this context.

Jun 6, 2012

mehoody

hi everyone,
is it possible to easily ionize N2 and CO2 at a high flow about 50g/s, and which is the easiest way?
thanks

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Jun 6, 2012

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mehoody said:

hi everyone,
is it possible to easily ionize N2 and CO2 at a high flow about 50g/s, and which is the easiest way?
thanks

I don't know if it is the easiest, but the most obvious is making it hot enough.

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