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	== What is a plasma? ==		== What is a plasma? ==
	A plasma is a quasi-neutral gas of charged particles that exhibits collective behavior.<ref name="chen" />		A plasma is a quasi-neutral gas of charged particles that exhibits collective behavior.<ref name="chen">F. F. Chen, ''Introduction to Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion''.</ref>

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	'''Plasma (fusion context)''' ~~is a Book I topic in the Quantum Collection. Plasma~~ physics studies ionized gases consisting of charged particles such as electrons and ions. Plasmas are often referred to as the fourth state of matter and are characterized by: * Collective electromagnetic behavior * Long-range interactions * High electrical conductivity Plasma physics forms the basis for many natural and technological systems, including: * Stars and astrophysical plasmas * Laboratory plasmas * Controlled fusion devices such as tokamaks Plasma physics studies ionized gases consisting of charged particles such as electrons and ions. Plasmas are often referred to as the fourth state of matter and are characterized by: Plasma physics forms the basis for many natural and technological systems, including: A plasma is a quasi-neutral gas of charged particles that exhibits collective behavior.		'''Plasma (fusion context)''' plasma physics studies ionized gases consisting of charged particles such as electrons and ions. Plasmas are often referred to as the fourth state of matter and are characterized by: Collective electromagnetic behavior Long-range interactions High electrical conductivity Plasma physics forms the basis for many natural and technological systems, including: Stars and astrophysical plasmas Laboratory plasmas Controlled fusion devices such as tokamaks Plasma physics studies ionized gases consisting of charged particles such as electrons and ions. Plasmas are often referred to as the fourth state of matter and are characterized by: Plasma physics forms the basis for many natural and technological systems, including: A plasma is a quasi-neutral gas of charged particles that exhibits collective behavior. A plasma is a quasi-neutral gas of charged particles that exhibits collective behavior.
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	Plasma physics studies ~~[[Physics:Quantum matter/plasma\|~~ionized gases]] consisting of charged particles such as ~~[[Physics:Quantum atoms/electron\|~~electrons]] and ~~[[Physics:Quantum atoms/ion\|ion]]s~~.		'''Plasma (fusion context)''' is a Book I topic in the Quantum Collection. Plasma physics studies ionized gases consisting of charged particles such as electrons and ions. Plasmas are often referred to as the fourth state of matter and are characterized by: * Collective electromagnetic behavior * Long-range interactions * High electrical conductivity Plasma physics forms the basis for many natural and technological systems, including: * Stars and astrophysical plasmas * Laboratory plasmas * Controlled fusion devices such as tokamaks Plasma physics studies ionized gases consisting of charged particles such as electrons and ions. Plasmas are often referred to as the fourth state of matter and are characterized by: Plasma physics forms the basis for many natural and technological systems, including: A plasma is a quasi-neutral gas of charged particles that exhibits collective behavior.
	Plasmas are often referred to as the fourth state of matter and are characterized by:
	* Collective electromagnetic behavior
	* Long-range interactions
	* High electrical ~~[[Physics:Quantum Transport theory\|~~conductivity]]
	Plasma physics forms the basis for many natural and technological systems, including:
	* Stars and astrophysical plasmas
	* Laboratory plasmas
	* Controlled fusion devices such as ~~[[Physics:Quantum Tokamak\|tokamak]]s<ref name="chen">F~~. ~~F. Chen, ''Introduction~~ to Plasma ~~Physics~~ and ~~Controlled Fusion''~~.~~</ref>~~
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	* Diffusion		* Diffusion
	* ~~[[Physics:Quantum Drift physics\|~~drift motion]]		* drift motion
	* Collisions		* Collisions

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	Detailed modeling of this region requires:		Detailed modeling of this region requires:

	* ~~[[Physics:Quantum Drift physics\|~~drift physics]]		* drift physics
	* [[Physics:Quantum Transport theory\|momentum transport]]		* [[Physics:Quantum Transport theory\|momentum transport]]
	* Plasma rotation		* Plasma rotation

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			{{Short description\|Quantum Collection topic on Quantum Plasma (fusion context)}}

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	Plasma physics studies [[Physics:Quantum matter/plasma\|ionized gases]] consisting of charged particles such as [[Physics:Quantum atoms/electron\|electrons]] and [[Physics:Quantum atoms/ion\|ion]]s.		Plasma physics studies [[Physics:Quantum matter/plasma\|ionized gases]] consisting of charged particles such as [[Physics:Quantum atoms/electron\|electrons]] and [[Physics:Quantum atoms/ion\|ion]]s.
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	* Laboratory plasmas		* Laboratory plasmas
	* Controlled fusion devices such as [[Physics:Quantum Tokamak\|tokamak]]s<ref name="chen">F. F. Chen, ''Introduction to Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion''.</ref>		* Controlled fusion devices such as [[Physics:Quantum Tokamak\|tokamak]]s<ref name="chen">F. F. Chen, ''Introduction to Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion''.</ref>
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			[[File:Plasmaphysica in a tokamak reactor-2.jpg\|thumb\|280px\|Quantum Plasma (fusion context).]]
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	[[File:Plasmaphysica in a tokamak reactor-2.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Conceptual illustration of plasma physics in a fusion context, showing magnetically confined ionized gas in a tokamak and the collective behavior governed by electromagnetic fields and transport processes.]]		</div>

	== What is a plasma? ==		== What is a plasma? ==

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