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Old July 17th 03, 02:05 PM
Sam Wormley
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Charles Cagle wrote:


Nonsense. A totally ionized gas doesn't emit radiation. The light
from an ionized gas is produced as electrons are being acquired by
nuclei. A dilution in velocity space doesn't offset an increase in
collsion space. Where the hell's your head?


"velocity space" ????
 




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