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Plasma on electric short

05/15/2008 10:51 PM

Hi, ..

I have experimented with a variety of electric plasma torches

How is Plasma superheated gas that actually loses its electrons from electric shock.

What the kV used for make plasma if the gap between core and side of reactor is 1 inch?
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