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PERFLUOROPROPANE

CONTENTS

116.1 Selected References for Data
116.2 Total Scattering Cross Section
116.3 Elastic Scattering and Momentum Transfer Cross Sections
116.4 Ramsauer–Townsend Minimum
116.5 Vibrational Excitation Cross Sections
116.6 Positive Ion Appearance Potentials
116.7 Ionization Cross Sections
116.8 Attachment Processes
116.9 Attachment Rates
116.10 Attachment Cross Sections
116.11 Drift Velocity of Electrons
116.12 Diffusion Coefficients
116.13 Ionization and Attachment Coefficients
References

 

Fluorocarbons, consisting of carbon and fluorine atoms are industrial gases. We consider perfluoropropane (C3F8) which is a member of the family with the general chemical formula CnF2n+2. They are fluorine-substituted ...

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