PHYSICS, ELECTRIC CURRENT IN GASES
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Keywords: Electric current, gases, plasma, ionization, conductivity, electron mobility, gas discharge, experimental methods.Abstract
Annotation: This article delves into the intriguing realm of electric current in gases, exploring the phenomena of ionization, conductivity, and gas discharge. Through a comprehensive literature analysis, various experimental methods are examined, shedding light on the intricate processes governing the flow of electric current in gaseous mediums. The results obtained from these experiments contribute to a deeper understanding of the behavior of gases under the influence of an electric field, offering valuable insights for both theoretical and practical applications.
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