A remote exposure reactor (RER) for plasma processing and sterilization by plasma active species at one atmosphere

By J. Roth, D. M. Sherman, R. B. Gadri, F. Karakaya, Zhiyu Chen, T. Montie, K. Kelly-Wintenberg, P. Tsai. 2000

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Applied Plasma Medicine (2008, background): “Roth and his colleagues have developed a one atmosphere uniform glow discharge plasma (OAUGDP) system capable of addressing a broad range of potential applications [60-66].”
Computational study of capacitively coupled high-pressure glow discharges in helium (2003, background): “The ability to dispense with vacuum systems have facilitated the use of HPG discharges in etching and deposition of thin films [1], [11]‐[13], surface modification [14], ozone generation [15], biosterilization [ 16 ], and as reflectors and absorbers of electromagnetic radiation [17], [18].”
Nonthermal decontamination of biological media by atmospheric-pressure plasmas: review, analysis, and prospects (2002, methodology): “Laroussi et al. [12] (diffuse DBD-type, direct exposure) for E. coli and P. aeruginosa on nitrocellulose filter, by Kuzmichev et al. [25] (pulsed-barrier discharge, remote exposure) for B. Stearothermophilus on stainless-steel strips, and by Roth et al. [ 26 ] for E. coli and S. auereus on polypropy”