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what if we cool plasma at a very very cold temperature

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It will form cold plasma. Cold plasma is called non thermal plasma. Here the thermal motion of the ions can be ignored. There is no magnetic pressure but only electric force act on these ions. Ex., Earth's ionosphere.

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