Plasma Papers

Core Reference papers
Plasma Chemistry, 5.7 Complete CO₂Dissociation In Plasma With Production Of Carbon And Oxygen	www.cambridge.org/9780521847353	2008	Fridman, A. A.
The physics of a chemically active plasma with non-equilibrium vibrational excitation of molecules	https://doi.org/10.1070/PU1981v024n06ABEH004884	1981	Rusanov, V.D, Fridman, A. A., Sholin, G. V.	'Here the process is complicated by the influence of the strong reverse reaction CO_2*+ C -> 2CO , ref 123 — 2CO, 123 which can be suppressed only if the discharge parameters are precision-adjusted in such a way as to ensure heterogeneous stabilization of the carbon on the discharge-chamber walls. ref Plasma Papers#11, discussion in ref 69' 'parameters obtained experimentally for medium-pressure systems in MW discharge w/ magnetic field under cyclotron resonance conditions - eq 2.31 & reduction of carbon were obtained.^{Plasma Papers#79}' ⁶⁹V. A. Legasov, V. D. Rusanov, and A. A. Fridman, in: Khimiya plazmy (Plasma Chemistry), No. 5 (ed. Β. Μ. Smirnov), Atomizdat, Moscow, 1978."
Non-Equilibrium Processes in the Plasma-Chemical UHF-Reactor with Magnetik Field	https://www.ispc-conference.org/ispcdocs/ispc3/content/3/03-G.5.1.pdf	1977	Azizov, R.I., Zhivotov, V.K., Krotov, M.F., Rusanov, V.K., Tarasov, Yu. Y.	non equilibrium uhf discharge, computer simulation, 5-200 Torr, electron cyclotron resonance ( 𝛌 = 8mm, H=12k0e)
Non-equilibrium plasma-chemical reactions in high pressure systems provided by vibrationnally excited reagents.	https://www.ispc-conference.org/ispcdocs/ispc3/content/3/03-G.5.18.pdf	1977	V.A. Legasov, V.D. Rusanov, A.A. Fridman, G.V. Sholin	High pressure (≳ 1atm) reduction of CO₂ via CO+CO → C + CO₂ by vibrationally exciting the CO₂ molecules
Carbon Dioxide Dissociation in Non-Equilibrium Plasma	http://www.ispc-conference.org/ispcdocs/ispc5/content/5/05-0774.pdf	1981	Asisov R.I., Fridman A.A., Givotov V.K., Karesheninnikov E.G., Patrushev B.I., Potapkin B.V., Rusanov V.D., Krotov M.F.	CO₂ -> CO + 1/2 O₂ dissociation a up to 90% efficiency w/ Microwave supersonic gas flow, citing CO₂ vibrational modes aid in efficiency, referenced by Plasma Chemistry and others
Kinetic Theory of Plasmachemical Reactions of Vibrationally excited molecules	http://www.ispc-conference.org/ispcdocs/ispc5/content/5/05-0052.pdf	1981	A.V. Demura, S.O. Macheret, B.V. Potapkin, V.D. Rusanov, A.A. Fridman, G.V. Sholin
Direct dioxygen evolution in collisions of carbon dioxide with surfaces	https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-019-10342-6	2019	Yunxi Yao, Philip Shushkov, Thomas F. Miller III & Konstantinos P. Giapis