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The possibilities are analyzed and experimentally investigated of the formation and destruction of structures of charged microparticles in a glow discharge plasma in different gases. The use of a conical discharge tube and the introduction of an orifice plate into that tube enable one to stabilize the strata and obtain dust formations of different types. Given a fairly high concentration of dust particles in a structure, this structure itself affects the local properties of the plasma.
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Vasilyak, L.M., Vetchinin, S.P., Nefedov, A.P. et al. Ordered structures of microparticles in a glow discharge. High Temp 38, 675–679 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02755917
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