Revolutionary Plasma
is it possible to make cold plasma?
I know what i am about to say may sound fake, but i have a possible and nearly successful concept for a revolutionary invention. I will not mention the details because i don’t want the idea stolen. But, there is one major design flaw that i am asking about, is there a way that scientists have found or are working on to make a dense and lower-than-average temperature plasma. Like i said, i will not say the details, but is creating this possible?
it depends on how you define “cold” and how you defne your plasma. When one mentions “plasma” one usually has thr idea of a hot electrified gas having very high temps in the thousands of degrees. Yet A simple candle flame is a plasma…. However cold plasmas are possible and in fact are very common… the glow in a fluorescent tube is also a (“cold”) mercury or sodium plasma.
. A salt water soluition can be considered to be a plasma and since it is “cold” , it is a cold, liquid plasma. It is in essence a plasma since it is a medfium comtaining free electrical particles. The same term may be applied to a metal or any conductor which has free electrical particles. In fact physicists refer to metal as a solid plasma.
I have written a great deal about plasmas and their peculiarities and bizarre behaviour…
SEE… www.energyandphysicsatotalbreakthrough.com
