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Enhanced electron attachment to highly-excited molecules and its applications in pulsed plasmas
Studies conducted over the past several years have shown that dissociative electron attachment to highly-excited states of molecules have extremely large cross sections. Implications of this process for pulsed discharges used for H/sup -/ generation, material processing, and plasma remediation are discussed.