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October 27, 2009Plasma Processes and Polymers

Is the Rotational Temperature of OH(A–X) for Discharges in and in Contact with Liquids a Good Diagnostic for Determining the Gas Temperature?

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PBPeter BruggemanUniversity of MinnesotaDSD.C. SchramPlasma (Macedonia)MKMichael G. KongOld Dominion University

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