Plasma Chemistry and Plasma Chemical Engineering

Plasma processing and chemistry*

Plasma deposition and plasma conversion can be characterized by five steps: production by ionization, transfer of chemistry to precursors, transport of radicals to the surface, surface interactions with deposition, recirculation and generation of new monomers. For very fast deposition, large flows of radicals are needed and a regime is reached, in which monolayer coverage is reached in a very s...

Cold Plasma Chemistry and Diagnostics

This paper gives an overview of the main chemical processes which take place in cold plasmas generated in glow discharges, both in the gas phase and at the surfaces in contact with the plasma. Illustrative examples are provided where the relevance of different processes is evinced. Most common plasma characterization techniques and their recent improvements are also presented briefly.

Tissue Engineering: Oromaxillofacial reconstruction with platelet rich plasma (PRP)

Plasma engineering of graphene

Recently, there have been enormous efforts to tailor the properties of graphene. These improved properties extend the prospect of graphene for a broad range of applications. Plasmas find applications in various fields including materials science and have been emerging in the field of nanotechnology. This review focuses on different plasma functionalization processes of graphene and its oxide co...

Worldwide Supply and Demand of Plasma And Plasma-Derived Medicines