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CHARACTERIZATION OF NON-EQUILIBRIUM GASEOUS PLASMA BY OPTICAL EMISSION SPECTROSCOPY

A review of optical emission spectroscopy used for characterization of non-equilibrium plasma created by various gaseous discharges is presented. The collaboration between researchers was established over a decade ago and enabled fruitful scientific and technological results. We took advantage of the complementary character of collaborating groups, the Croatian with expertise in optics and the Slovenian in plasma technologies. Optical emission spectroscopy was applied for characterization of gaseous plasma suitable for tailoring surface properties of polymeric foils [1], cleaning porous ceramics [2], degradation of bacteria [3, 5], modification of ink-jet paper [4], functionalization of different polymers [6-9, 12], modification of aluminum foils [10, 11], modification of PVC materials [13], studying reactive species in plasma jets [14, 15, 17, 18], modification of various materials using high power-density plasma [16, 19] and modification of human teeth [20-22]. Innovative approaches to characterization of gaseous species in fusion reactors have been suggested and a common project has been proposed.

Non-equilibrium gaseous plasma, optical emission spectroscopy, plasma characterization

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