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Physics

Electron physics

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Electron Scattering from NO and N 2 O Below 10 eV

December 1, 1974
Author(s)
A Zecca, I Lazzizzera, Morris Krauss, C Kuyatt
Total electron scattering cross sections for NO and N 2O in the energy range 0-10 eV were obtained from exponential attenuation in a straight-line collision chamber without a confining magnetic field. Good agreement is obtained with previous measurements

Attenuation Lengths of Low-Energy Electrons in Solids

July 1, 1974
Author(s)
Cedric J. Powell
A compilation is presented of measured attenuation lengths of low-energy electrons in solids in the energy range (40 to 2000 eV) normally employed in X-ray photoelectron and Auger-electron spectroscopy. The techniques used to obtain electron attenuation

Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy of Acetone Vapor

November 15, 1973
Author(s)
R Huebner, Robert Celotta, S Mielczarek, C Kuyatt
High resolution, inelastic electron scattering data can provide new spectroscopic information on the electronic structure of polyatomic molecules. Features in the acetone energy loss spectrum from 0 to 15 eV obtained for 100 eV incident electrons

Resonant Structure in Near-Threshold Electron Excitation of Krypton

October 1, 1973
Author(s)
Nils Swanson, J Cooper, C Kuyatt
By using a monochromator-analyzer combination, electron-excitation functions of the lowest-lying electronic states of krypton have been obtained at a scattering angle of 45° in the near-threshold region (9-14 eV). All excitation functions display a complex
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