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Moaaz
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Hallo all,
I'm investigating in using a dieletric barrier discharge for gas treatment, if I have two electrodes isolated by dieletric and the discharge gap between both of them has AIR..
how the ionization of air will take place, from where the source of electron which is going to start the Avalanche since both of the eletrodes are isolated? Is the charge also leaving the source of the dieletric ?!
I'm not a physicist xD
Thanks in advance
I'm investigating in using a dieletric barrier discharge for gas treatment, if I have two electrodes isolated by dieletric and the discharge gap between both of them has AIR..
how the ionization of air will take place, from where the source of electron which is going to start the Avalanche since both of the eletrodes are isolated? Is the charge also leaving the source of the dieletric ?!
I'm not a physicist xD
Thanks in advance