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Jonathan Phillips

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most citedEvidence of the production of hot hydrogen atoms in RF plasmas by catalytic reactions between hydrogen and oxygen species

3 citations · 3 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.plasm-ph2005

Evidence of Catalytic Production of Hot Atomic Hydrogen in RF Generated Hydrogen/Helium Plasmas

Jonathan Phillips, Chun-Ku Chen, Toshi Shiina

A study of the line shapes of hydrogen Balmer series lines in RF generated low pressure H2/He plasmas produced results suggesting a catalytic process between helium and hydrogen sp…

physics.plasm-ph2005

Evidence of catalytic production of hot hydrogen in rf generated hydrogen/argon plasmas

Jonathan Phillips, Chun-Ku Chen, Kamran Akhtar +2

In this paper the selective broadening of the atomic hydrogen lines in pure H2 and Ar/H2 mixtures in a large 'GEC' cell (36 cm length_ 14 cm ID) was mapped as a function of positio…

physics.plasm-ph2004★ 3 cited

Evidence of the production of hot hydrogen atoms in RF plasmas by catalytic reactions between hydrogen and oxygen species

Jonathan Phillips, Chun Ku Chen, Randell Mills

Selective H-atom line broadening was found to be present throughout the volume (13.5 cm ID x 38 cm length) of RF generated H2O plasmas in a GEC cell. Notably, at low pressures (ca.…

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