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Plasma or
plasm may
refer to:
Plasma (physics), one of the four
fundamental states of
matter Plasma (mineral) or heliotrope, a
mineral aggregate Quark–gluon...
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Plasma (from
Ancient Gr**** πλάσμα 'moldable substance') is one of the four
fundamental states of matter,
first systematically studied by
Irving Langmuir...
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Blood plasma is a
light amber liquid component of
blood that is
freed from
blood cells, but
holds proteins and
other constituents of
whole blood in suspension...
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plasma display panel (PDP) is a type of flat
panel display that uses
small cells containing plasma:
ionized gas that
responds to
electric fields. Plasma...
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Plasma cells, also
called plasma B cells, are
white blood cells that
originate in the
Lymphoid organs by B
Lymphocytes and
secrete large quantities of...
- KDE
Plasma 5 is the
fifth and
current generation of the
graphical workspaces environment created by KDE
primarily for
Linux systems. KDE
Plasma 5 is the...
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Plasma osmolality measures the body's electrolyte–water balance.
There are
several methods for
arriving at this
quantity through measurement or calculation...
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media Plasma cutting is a
process that cuts
through electrically conductive materials by
means of an
accelerated jet of hot
plasma.
Typical materials...
- A
plasma globe or
plasma lamp (also
called plasma ball, dome, sphere, tube or orb,
depending on shape) is a
clear gl**** container/ball
filled with a mixture...
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plasma torch (also
known as a
plasma arc,
plasma gun,
plasma cutter, or plasmatron) is a
device for
generating a
directed flow of
plasma. The
plasma jet...
