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Collisions of electrons with hydrogen atoms. I. Ionization

Fite et al., 1958

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8535795471259082279
Author
Fite W
Brackmann R
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Physical Review

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The cross section for ionization of the hydrogen atom on electron impact has been measured as a function of electron energy. A modulated beam of atoms and molecules in varying proportions, taken from a furnace, is crossed by a dc electron beam, and the positive …
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