Encyclopedia of Low Temperature Plasma . Introductory Volume II, Book II" by B. E. Fortova is a unique scientific work that immerses the reader in the exciting world of advanced technologies and fundamental research in the field of low-temperature plasma. This book is a continuation of a series designed for professionals, students and anyone interested in modern areas of plasma physics and its practical application. In it, the author masterfully combines theoretical foundations with practical aspects, revealing complex processes and mechanisms occurring in low temperatures, and demonstrating their importance for the development of energy, materials science, medicine and environmental technologies. The Encyclopedia of Low-Temperature Plasma . Introductory Volume II, Book II" is not just a collection of scientific data. This is a fascinating journey into the depths of physics, where the author, B. E. Forts, with its inherent skill and clarity, explains complex concepts, making them available to both experienced scientists and novice researchers. The book discusses in detail the various methods of generation and control of low-temperature plasma, as well as its unique properties, which are used in the most modern technologies. The reader will learn about the latest experiments, innovative approaches and prospects for the use of plasma in medicine, energy and industry. This book will be of particular interest to those who are already familiar with plasma physics and are looking for an in-depth understanding of the specifics of low-temperature processes. It is suitable for senior students, graduate students, researchers and engineers seeking to expand their knowledge and master new research methods. At the same time, thanks to an affordable supply of material, the Encyclopedia of Low-Temperature Plasma can be an excellent introductory guide for those who are just beginning their journey in this area and want to understand why plasma has become a key resource for innovative technologies of the future. Special Style B. E. Fortova is manifested in the ability to combine the rigor of scientific facts with a lively, fascinating presentation. His works are distinguished by clarity, logic and richness of illustrations, which makes even the most complex topics understandable and memorable. In his other works, the author has already established himself as a talented popularizer of science, able to interest the reader and inspire further research. His encyclopedic approach allows not only to systematize knowledge, but also to stimulate the development of new ideas and projects in the field of plasma technologies. If you are looking for a book that will not only expand your knowledge of low-temperature plasma, but also open up new horizons for scientific experiments and practical developments, "The Encyclopedia of Low-Temperature Plasma. Introductory Volume II, Book II" will be an indispensable source of information for you. This publication is a real storehouse of knowledge for those who seek to understand how to control plasma, use its potential and contribute to the development of future technologies. In today's world, where innovation is moving forward at an incredible rate, this book will help you stay abreast of the latest advances and understand why low-temperature plasma is the key to new discoveries and breakthroughs in science and technology.