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Atmospheric-pressure nonthermal plasma produced at a low frequency in a flexible dielectric tube in an argon gas flow is presented. The plasma system consists of a typical injection needle as a hot electrode, a Teflon® tube as a dielectric, and a high voltage power supply. The plasma column is stabilized in the Teflon® tube by flowing channels of argon gas through an injection needle. The column has a length of approximately 60cm with 3lpm of argon, and plasma exists throughout the Teflon® tube with an inner diameter of 1.6mm. The characteristics of the long plasma column are studied by preliminary observations.
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