Titlebook: Gaseous Dielectrics VI; Loucas G. Christophorou,Isidor Sauers Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 Germany.Potential.de

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Systeme von linearen Gleichungen,olute, two-body cross sections for detachment and other inelastic processes for collisions of SF. with specific targets is emphasized. These results illustrate that although the “additional” electron attached to SF. is only very weakly bound (or perhaps not bound at all unless some relaxation mechan

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-5226-5otoenhanced electron attachment to short—lived electronically—excited states of triethylamine molecules produced by laser two—photon excitation. The attachment cross sections for these excited states are estimated to be > 10. cm. and are ~ 10. larger compared to those for the unexcited (ground—state

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0582-2ide is endothermic and thus occurs at the electron energies high above the thermal region.. On the other hand, the attachment of the thermal energy electrons to these compounds has been observed in a number of the . radiolysis experiments.. Moreover, it was established in these experiments that the

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The problems of ‘ŚRĪ Parwatarājadewa’ons occurs by the leader mechanism, the physical background of which is briefly discussed. It is shown how it can be quantified and how the temporal and spatial aspects of the breakdown process can be related to the parameters of the insulation system and the applied voltage. Some practical problems

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-49741-4er we present experiments in pure 1-C.F., in pure c-C.F. and in an optimized mixture of 40% 1-C.F. and 60% c-C.F.. We have experimentally verified that the mixture of 1-C.F. and c-C.F. has a higher rate of conversion from unstable negative ions to stable ones than either of the two constituent gases

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Reaktionen auf die Ausgrenzung,ric strength of the CF.Cl.-СO. gas mixture is apparently different from that of the SF.-CO. mixture with the same CO. concentration in the mixture (Qiu et al., 1989). Our recent work(Qiu et al., 1990) has also indicated that in contrast to the SF.-N. mixture, the dielectric strength of the CF.Cl.-N.