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So, on wikipedia is said that a plasma is an ionized gas, just that, but when we think about plasma we think that is hot, so here's the question:
What is the right definition of plasma?
Does being a ionized gas also imply being hot and then saying only that is an ionized gas is enough?
I mean can a ionized gas exist at the standard temperature of 300 K?
Since a plasma is a blob of electrons and ions once they get cooled they loose kinetic energy and tend to bond again forming atoms right?
What is the right definition of plasma?
Does being a ionized gas also imply being hot and then saying only that is an ionized gas is enough?
I mean can a ionized gas exist at the standard temperature of 300 K?
Since a plasma is a blob of electrons and ions once they get cooled they loose kinetic energy and tend to bond again forming atoms right?