Cold Plasma torch for air/gas de-pollution

The Cold Plasma Torch is designed for the removal of contaminant gases/atmospheres from compressed air and gas streams. The plasma is generated by applying a low-voltage direct electrical energy source to an arc-shaped electrode pair. The molten glass that results from the explosion of Hydrogen isotopes at 4500º C creates an extremely negative electric field that attracts gaseous matter towards itself, thereby separating it from its original medium. This creates cold plasma in the form of tiny droplets (approximately 1.5 microns) that can be captured as a gas or compressed air by any suitable receptacle, such as an evacuated container, so long as sufficient vacuuming can be obtained through the use of high static pressure.