Gaseous ionic compound = plasma?
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When temperature becomes enough to break ionic molecules, it is enough to strip one-two electrons from atoms, so high-temperature vapors will be plasma with electrons and positive ions. I believe that gaseous ionic compounds such as NaCl are in fact diatomic NaCl.
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When temperature becomes enough to break ionic molecules, it is enough to strip one-two electrons from atoms, so high-temperature vapors will be plasma with electrons and positive ions. I believe that gaseous ionic compounds such as NaCl are in fact diatomic NaCl.
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Probably not becasue the gaseous ionic molecules might be attain at a state lower than that need to attain plasma state.
Probably not becasue the gaseous ionic molecules might be attain at a state lower than that need to attain plasma state.
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