Low‐pressure gas discharge plasmas are known to be strongly affected by the presence of
small dust particles. This issue plays a role in the investigations of dust particle‐forming …

Reactive plasmas are nowadays widely used for technological applications. The
spontaneous formation and growth of dust is a phenomenon frequently observed in such …

The effect of charged micron-size dust grains (microparticles) on the electric parameters of
the positive column of a low-pressure dc glow discharge in neon has been studied …

Discharging of dust particles in an argon plasma afterglow is investigated using different
approaches. First, the dust charge distribution function (DCDF) is obtained by solving …

Low temperature plasmas with their strong non equilibrium character offer unique
possibilities for the production of nanoparticles. This contribution deals with size dependent …

Plasma polymer nanoparticles (pp‐NPs) are relatively easy to produce by plasma‐based
gas aggregation sources. However, as experimentally evidenced in this study for the case of …

Metal clusters and nanoparticles (NPs) have been studied intensively due to their unique
chemical, physical, electrical, and optical properties, resulting from their dimensions, which …

The growth of nanometer-sized particles in a reactive argon-acetylene plasma is
investigated by means of kinetic single-wavelength Mie ellipsometry from the change of the …

The growth of nanometer-sized particle populations is studied in a reactive argon-acetylene
plasma. Particular attention is paid to the spatio-temporal evolution of nested particle …

Nylon-sputtered nanoparticles were prepared using a simple gas aggregation cluster source
based on a planar magnetron (Haberland type) and equipped with a nylon target. Plasma …