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A dusty plasma device for producing extended, steady state, magnetized, dusty plasma columns

Wenjun Xu, Bin Song, R. L. Merlino, Nicola D’Angelo

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We describe a rotating-drum dust-dispersal device, which we have used, in conjunction with an existing Q machine, to produce extended, steady state, magnetized plasma columns. The dusty plasma device (DPD) is to be used for the investigation of waves in dusty plasmas and of other plasma/dust aspects. The device is capable of generating dusty plasmas in which as much as ∼90% of the negative charge is attached to dust grains of 1–10 μm size.

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We describe a rotating-drum dust-dispersal device, which we have used, in conjunction with an existing Q machine, to produce extended, steady state, magnetized plasma columns. The dusty plasma device (DPD) is to be used for the investigation of waves in dusty plasmas and of other plasma/dust aspects. The device is capable of generating dusty plasmas in which as much as ∼90% of the negative charge is attached to dust grains of 1–10 μm size.

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We describe a rotating-drum dust-dispersal device, which we have used, in conjunction with an existing Q machine, to produce extended, steady state, magnetized plasma columns. The dusty plasma device (DPD) is to be used for the investigation of waves in dusty plasmas and of other plasma/dust aspects. The device is capable of generating dusty plasmas in which as much as ∼90% of the negative charge is attached to dust grains of 1–10 μm size.

Key concepts: Dusty plasma, Plasma, Physics, Atomic physics, Steady state (chemistry), Plasma parameters, Mechanics, Nuclear physics

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