110

HEXAFLUOROPROPENE

CONTENTS

110.1 Total Scattering Cross Sections
110.2 Elastic Scattering Cross Sections
110.3 Ionization Cross Sections
110.4 Attachment Processes
110.5 Attachment Rates
110.6 Drift Velocity
110.7 Ionization Coefficients
110.8 Limiting E/N
References

 

Hexafluoropropene (1-C3F6), also known as perfluoropropene, is a molecule with all the hydrogen atoms of propene replaced with fluorine atoms. The substitution renders the molecule electron attaching. It has nine atoms, 132 electrons, electronic polarizability (αe) of 6.68 × 10−40 F m2 (see Beran and Kevan, 1969), and ionization potential of 10.60 eV.

110.1 TOTAL SCATTERING CROSS SECTIONS

Table 110.1 and Figure 110.1 show the total cross section.

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