Abstract: A microwave plasma burner in which a high temperature plasma is generated. The microwave plasma burner includes a wave inducing tube for receiving and guiding microwaves from an antenna of a magnetron within a wave guide resonator, so as to generate a high temperature plasma by causing vibrations of an injected gas by the help of the microwaves while discharging the injected gas. The microwave plasma burner according to the present invention gives the following effects. A strong high temperature plasma can be generated with a structure not involving vacuum. The flames are generated by the heat which is generated by the vibrations of air, and therefore, a separate igniting device is not required. High temperature flames are generated, and therefore, the burner of the present invention can be used for welding and cutting. A complete combustion occurs due to the heat which is generated by the vibrations, and therefore, any air pollution can be prevented.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an improved manufacturing method of a buffer and heat-insulating material made of foamed cellulose substance, wherein cellulose material is heated homogeneously in a microwave oven to be foamed homogeneously and thus when dried the foamed product is not deformed, whereby an excellent buffer and heat-insulating material is obtained.

Abstract: A plasma generating apparatus is provided which uses slipping surface discharge and microwave to generate a large quantity of plasma in a different gases or gaseous mixtures (including electro-negative gases) in a wide range of gas pressure (from a deep vacuum up to atmospheric pressure). The plasma generating apparatus includes high voltage pulse means for generating a high voltage pulse, plasma generating means based on the slipping surface discharge which excites as the high voltage pulse generated by high voltage pulse generating means, is supplied, microwave generating means for generating a microwave radiation for producing plasma, a chamber in which the plasma generating means are placed, and the plasma collects, the chamber receiving the microwave radiation from the microwave generating means, and a gas inlet through which a specific gas flows into the chamber, to generate a large quantity of plasma according to the plasma generating means and microwave generating means.