20

HYDROGEN CHLORIDE

CONTENTS

20.1 Selected References for Data
20.2 Total Scattering Cross Sections
20.3 Ro-Vibrational Excitation Cross Sections
20.4 Elastic Scattering Cross Sections
20.5 Attachment Processes
20.6 Attachment Cross Sections
20.7 Attachment Rate Constants
20.8 Drift Velocity of Electrons
20.9 Consolidated Cross Sections
References

 

Hydrogen chloride (HCl) is a polar, electron-attaching molecule with 18 electrons. It has electronic polarizability of 2.93 × 10−40 F m2, dipole moment of 1.109 D, and ionization potential of 12.749 eV. The energy for the fundamental vibrational mode is 370.8 meV.

20.1 SELECTED REFERENCES FOR DATA

Table 20.1 shows the selected references for data on HCl.

20.2 TOTAL SCATTERING ...

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