Abstract text should be written in clear academic English and fit within one A4 page, including any figure and references. The abstract should briefly state the background and objective of the work, describe the experimental, theoretical, or numerical methods used, summarize the principal results, and present the main conclusions and significance. Authors are encouraged to emphasize the relevance of the work to plasma science, electrostatic technologies, and environmental application. Avoid excessive introductory material and ensure that abbreviations are defined at first use. The template is intended for abstract preparation for EAPETEA-11 hosted in Beijing, China; authors should replace all placeholder text with their own information.

For example, the study may address nonthermal plasma processes, electrostatic precipitation, plasma-catalysis, pollution control, greenhouse gas conversion, water treatment, biomedical or industrial plasma technologies, or other related topics. Key quantitative results should be included where available. Figures may be inserted only when they are essential and legible at the final printed size.

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