Journal of Physics D Applied Physics · 1993 · 13 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesChemistryPhysicsPhysical ChemistryPlasma PhysicsThermodynamicsChemical ThermodynamicsHigh-pressure ThermodynamicsHigh-temperature PlasmasThermal Properties Of MaterialsThermodynamic PropertiesAtmospheric-pressure PlasmasThermochemical PropertiesThermodynamic AnalysisVapor Pressure
In the temperature range 5000-30000 K, thermodynamic properties of plasmas from vaporization of Calpha Hbeta Ogamma Ntheta insulators have been calculated in the pressure range from 1*105 Pa to 10*105 Pa. The method of calculation is indicated. The analysis shows that the respective proportions of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen atoms ( alpha , beta , gamma and theta ) in the organic molecule can notably modify the characteristics of the medium (plasma).
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