Plasma Application for Inorganic Synthesis and Analysis
A special issue of Inorganics (ISSN 2304-6740). This special issue belongs to the section "Inorganic Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (10 December 2022) | Viewed by 2972
Special Issue Editor
Interests: plasma diagnostics; laser induced plasma; DC arc plasma; ICP plasma; CC plasma; analytical methods development; plasma application for synthesis & analysis
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleague,
Plasmas are ionized gases formed by fast free electrons from molecules and atoms after external energy sources have been applied to a gaseous or liquid medium. Once derived, the charged particles (electrons and ions) are accelerated and capable of ionizing, exciting, and dissociating surrounding gas molecules and atoms. In such a way, plasma becomes a reservoir of chemically reactive species that can interact mutually or with surrounding solids and liquids under different conditions of input energy, power, pressure, medium composition, etc., thereby forming stoichiometric and/or non-stoichiometric particles and composite (nano)materials with various morphologies and properties.
The field of laser development has bloomed over the few last decades, producing versatile lasers for various purposes, including material synthesis and modification, precise measuring techniques, and methods for the analysis of synthesized materials and their overall physicochemical properties.
This Special Issue focuses primarily on cutting-edge topics related to inorganic synthesis, fabrication, modification, degradation, and analysis under laser-supported plasma conditions. However, the submission of original articles related to inorganic synthesis and analyses in current-generated plasmas in combination with laser plasmas or laser-based measurements is also encouraged.
Dr. Milovan M. M. Stoiljković
Guest Editor
Manuscript Submission Information
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Keywords
- pulsed and continuous lasers
- gas and liquid ambience
- solid-to-gas and solid-to-liquid ambience
- current-generated plasmas (AC/DC, RF, CC)
- laser-based measuring techniques
