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TRIFLUOROMETHANE

CONTENTS

75.1 Selected References for Cross Sections
75.2 Total Scattering Cross Section
75.3 Elastic Scattering and Momentum Transfer Cross Sections
75.4 Dissociation Cross Section
75.5 Positive Ion Appearance Potentials
75.6 Ionization Cross Sections
75.7 Attachment Cross Sections
75.8 Attachment Rates
75.9 Electron Drift Velocity
75.10 Diffusion Coefficient
75.11 Reduced Ionization Coefficient
75.12 Gas Constants
75.13 Summary of Selected Inelastic Processes
References

 

Trifluoromethane (CHF3), synonym fluoroform, molecule is derived by substitution of three atoms of hydrogen in methane with fluorine atoms. The substitution renders the molecule both polar and electron attaching. It has ...

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