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Teaching a plasma physics and engineering class at a liberal arts college using Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experiences (CUREs)
Bhavesh Ramkorun
Undergraduate research experiences provide students with an opportunity to apply knowledge learned in the classroom to authentic scientific problems. In this work, we describe the…
Investigating the growth cycles of titania and carbonaceous nano dusty plasmas
Bhavesh Ramkorun
Solid nanoparticles which range in size from 1 to 500 nm can spontaneously grow from reactive gaseous precursors in nonthermal plasmas. This dissertation studies the particle size,…
Electron magnetization effects on carbonaceous dusty nanoparticles grown in capacitively coupled nonthermal plasma
Bhavesh Ramkorun, Saikat C. Thakur, Ryan B. Comes +1
Carbonaceous dusty nanoparticles spontaneously grow in nonthermal plasmas from a gas mixture of argon and acetylene. These particles levitate and grow within the bulk plasma for a…
Comparing growth of titania and carbonaceous dusty nanoparticles in weakly magnetised capacitively coupled plasmas
Bhavesh Ramkorun, Gautam Chandrasekhar, Vijaya Rangari +3
This study compares the growth cycles and spatial distribution of dust cloud for titania and carbonaceous dusty nanoparticles in capacitively coupled radiofrequency plasmas, with a…
Introducing dusty plasma particle growth of nanospherical titanium dioxide
Bhavesh Ramkorun, Swapneal Jain, Adib Taba +5
In dusty plasma environments, the spontaneous growth of nanoparticles from reactive gases has been extensively studied for over three decades, primarily focusing on hydrocarbons an…