Transport Parameters of Electrons in N2-O2 Streamer Discharge

Gulala Muhammad Faraj

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.575.570

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Transport Parameters of Electrons in N₂-O₂ Streamer Discharge

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Electron transport data been calculated numerically in mixture of molecular nitrogen and oxygen, using Monte Carlo simulation technique and a multi-term theory for solving the Boltzmann equation to investigate and obtaining the exact transport coefficients. It may serve the basis for modeling physical and chemical processes in streamer plasma discharges. Transport data influenced by the amount of O₂ in the mixture. The values of mean energy drift velocity reported.

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Gulala Muhammad Faraj

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Drift Velocity, Electron Swarm Parameters, Gas Discharge, Kinetic and Transport Theory of Gases, Plasma Physics, Streamer Discharge

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