The basic data e.g. particle compositions, thermodynamic properties, transport coefficients, diffusion coefficients, radiation coefficients, electron-impact cross sections, et al. are required for the simulation of plasmas. We developed various methods for the calculation of basic data or properties of various plasmas.
Particle Compositions
Composition of high-temperature pure C5 F10 O at 6 bar with consideration of graphite
(a) 300-3000 K. (b) 3000-30,000 K.
Thermodynamic Properties
Specific heat of pure C5 F10 O plasma at different pressures
(a) 300-3000 K. (b) 3000-30,000 K.
Transport Coefficients
Specific heat of C5 F10 O-CO2 mixtures with different mixing ratios at 6 bar compared with pure SF6
(a) 300-3000 K. (b) 3000-30,000 K.
Diffusion Coefficients
Combined ordinary diffusion coefficient $D^{x}_{AB}$ in various SF6 -Cu (molar proportions) mixtures at temperatures up to 30,000 K and a pressure of 4 bar.
Radiation Coefficients
Net emission coefficient (NEC) of optically thin (R = 1 mm) C4 F8 plasmas mixed with different percentages of CO2 (molar proportion) compared with SF6 at pressure of 6 bar and at temperatures of 300 – 30,000 K.
Electron-impact ionization cross sections
Electron-impact ionization cross section of CO2
Electron-impact ionization cross section of C4 F8 O