2018
DOI: 10.3938/jkps.73.1855
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Electron Collision Cross Sections for the TRIES Molecule and Electron Transport Coefficients in TRIES-Ar and TRIES-O2 Mixtures

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“…Figure (8) shows the Townsend, ionization coefficient α/N (also known as reducedionization coefficient) is calculated for the rang 40 ≤ E/N ≤ 1000 Td. The ionization coefficient increases as E/N increases, good agreement has been obtained with the theoretical values of (Liu and Govinda Raju, 1993;Settaouti andSettaouti, 2007 andTuoi andTuan, 2018) and the experimental results of (Al-Amin et al, 1985 andYoshida et al, 1996). The attachment coefficient, is the probability that an electron will attach with the molecule in traveling a unit distance in electric field, is only a function of E/N.…”
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“…Figure (8) shows the Townsend, ionization coefficient α/N (also known as reducedionization coefficient) is calculated for the rang 40 ≤ E/N ≤ 1000 Td. The ionization coefficient increases as E/N increases, good agreement has been obtained with the theoretical values of (Liu and Govinda Raju, 1993;Settaouti andSettaouti, 2007 andTuoi andTuan, 2018) and the experimental results of (Al-Amin et al, 1985 andYoshida et al, 1996). The attachment coefficient, is the probability that an electron will attach with the molecule in traveling a unit distance in electric field, is only a function of E/N.…”
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confidence: 75%
“…The electron drift velocity as a function of E/N is shown in figure (3) which increases with increasing E/N values, the results are compared with the theoretical and experimental results are also illustrated in the same figure, a good agreement is obtained when compared with experimental results of (Roznerski and Leja, 1984;Al-Amin et al, 1985;Jeon et al, 1997). While the theoretical results calculated by Govinda-Raju, 1992, Liu andGovinda-Raju, 1993;Jeon, 2003;Settaouti andSettaoutim 2007 andTuoi andTuan, 2018) are observed to be in good agreement over the common E/N range. Figure (4) illustrates the mean electron energy in range of 0.12 eV-19.39 eV for different values of E/N varying from the range 0.1 Td to 1000 Td.…”
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