1971
DOI: 10.1007/bf00913250
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The study of a supersonic jet of rarefied argon plasma

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“…Under typical conditions with the use of plasma heaters the degree of ionisation is small as a rule and does not exceed 1%. 16 The recombination coefficient is on the order of 10 -10 12 cm /s 21,22 and the relaxation rate is low. 23 This gives reason to assume that the ionisation in the jet is practically "frozen-in" and, consequently, the adiabatic index along a streamline corresponds to a monatomic gas.…”
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“…Under typical conditions with the use of plasma heaters the degree of ionisation is small as a rule and does not exceed 1%. 16 The recombination coefficient is on the order of 10 -10 12 cm /s 21,22 and the relaxation rate is low. 23 This gives reason to assume that the ionisation in the jet is practically "frozen-in" and, consequently, the adiabatic index along a streamline corresponds to a monatomic gas.…”
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confidence: 98%