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Electric phenomena and magnetic phenomena are inseparable. The magnetic field affects the ionization balance and spatial distribution of the plasma. A new type of plasma discharges has been found in nitrogen gas under sub atmospheric pressure condition without external magnetic field. Because of its regular helical propagation pattern, it is called helical plasma (HP) plume. Although a great deal of research has been carried out on the key characteristics of the HP plume, the formation mechanism of it remains unclear, which affects its applications in materials and nanotechnology. By applying magnetic field to HP with different chirality, the regulation behavior of the external magnetic field on HP is studied. It is found that the external magnetic field will make the HP shrink or stretch. With the magnetic field intensity increasing from 0 mT to 200 mT, the left-handed HP plume stretches under the magnetic field of S-pole. Conversely, the left-handed chiral HP plume contracts when the magnetic pole changes to N-pole. However, when the chirality of HP plume is changed to being right-handed by adjusting voltage, phenomenon opposite to the previous one is observed. Moreover, the applied magnetic field also affects the divergence of HP. With the increase of S-pole external magnetic field, the HP plume stretches until the external magnetic field reaches to 80 mT. When the magnetic field intensity is 80 mT, the HP disappears. The plasma in the quartz tube appears in the divergent form. With the magnetic field intensity increasing to 160 mT, the plasma in the form of a helix appears again. Finally, in the process of changing the intensity of the magnetic field, the clarity of the HP plume will also change. The radial electric field of HP is calculated by electromagnetic wave theory, and the mechanism of the influence of external magnetic field on the behavior of HP is clarified. It is found that the magnetic field force component of Lorentz force is responsible for the external magnetic field regulating the HP behavior. This study lays a theoretical foundation for understanding the motion behavior of HP, which is conducive to the practical applications in the field of materials and nanotechnology. -
Keywords:
- atmosphere pressure plasma /
- plasma jet /
- nonequilibrium plasma /
- electrohydrodynamic
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图 1 (a)实验装置示意图; (b)左手性旋HP示意图; (c)右手性旋HP示意图
Figure 1. (a) Schematic of the experimental setup; (b) schematic of left-handedness HP plume; (c) schematic of right-handedness HP plume.
图 2 施加电压为3.5 kV时, 左手性HP在不同极性和磁场强度下的照片 (a) S极磁场下左手性HP出现拉伸现象; (b) N极磁场下左手性HP出现收缩现象
Figure 2. Photographs of the left-handedness chiral HP plume at different polarity and intensity of the magnetic field at the applied voltage is 3.5 kV: (a) Contraction photographs of the left-handedness chiral HP plume at S-pole; (b) stretching photographs of the left-handedness chiral HP plume at N-pole.
图 3 施加电压为3.8 kV时, 右手性HP在不同极性和磁场强度下的照片 (a) S极磁场下右手性HP出现收缩现象; (b) N极磁场下右手性HP出现拉伸现象
Figure 3. Photographs of the right-handedness chiral HP plume at different polarity and intensity of the magnetic field at the applied voltage is 3.8 kV: (a) Contraction photographs of the right-handedness chiral HP plume at S-pole; (b) stretching photographs of the right-handedness chiral HP plume at N-pole.
图 4 HP伸/缩长度曲线
Figure 4. Shrunken or stretched length curve of HP plume.
图 5 施加电压为3.9 kV时, S极左手性HP随磁场强度增大而改变手性
Figure 5. Left-handedness chiral HP plume at S-pole changes the chirality with the increase intensity of the magnetic field, when the applied voltage is 3.9 kV.
图 6 施加电压为3.9 kV时, N极左手性HP的螺旋形态随外加磁场强度增加清晰度改变
Figure 6. Left-handedness chiral HP plume at N-pole changing the clarity in the process of increasing the intensity of the magnetic field.
图 7 洛伦兹力磁场分量分析示意图
Figure 7. Schematic diagram of the magnetic field force component of Lorentz force.
表 1 外加磁场对HP拉伸和收缩影响的实验结果
Table 1. Effect of external magnetic field on the stretch and contraction of HP.
等离子体手性 S极 N极 左手性 拉伸 收缩 右手性 收缩 拉伸 
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[1] Cheng H, Luo J, Song K, Zhao F, Liu D, Nie L, Lu X 2022 Phys. Plasmas 29 063506
Google Scholar
[2] Luo J, Nie L, Liu D, Lu X 2022 Plasma Processes Polym. 19 e2200181
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
[10] Douat C, Escot Bocanegra P, Dozias S, Robert É, Motterlini R 2021 Plasma Processes Polym. 18 2100069
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[11] Liu C, Hung C W, Cheng I C, Hsu C C, Cheng I C, Chen J Z 2021 Polymers 13 3585
Google Scholar
[12] Park J Y, Kim G H, Kim J D, Koh H S, Lee D C 1998 Combust. Sci. Technol. 133 65
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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