  This paper extends the results of a recently developed one-dimensional model
aiming to describe the characteristics of a magnetized chlorine high-density
plasma. In this work, the dependence of the plasma characteristics on the
magnetic field intensity is investigated. It is shown that the dissociation
degree and the relative weight of the various charged species is strongly
influenced by the magnetic field when the gas pressure is low enough. In
contrast, at higher pressure, the plasma is essentially composed of negative
ions, and molecular neutrals and ions, independently of the field intensity. It
is further demonstrated that diffusion needs to be considered in order to
correctly predict the plasma behavior.
