Set up a differential equation of ionizing emission in gas environment that gives the relation between number of ions and time.
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2012-09-18T11:54:48-0400
Let we have a gas environment and q is the number of positive (negative) ions that appear every second. Suppose at moment t there are n ions. As positive and negative ions join, their number decreases in rate proportional to n^2 every second. Then the differential equation is the following:
dn / dt = q - a*n^2,
where a is a constant that depends on gas environment characteristics.
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