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Integral elastic cross sections of hydrogen atoms scattered by rare gases have been measured in the velocity range 1.4–14 × 105 cm s–1(0.01 < Ecm < 1.00 eV). The experimental data have been fitted to the Lennard-Jones and exp (α,6) potential models and are found to provide information on the attractive and repulsive parts of the potential. The potential well parameters ε, Rm and the Born-Mayer repulsive potential parameters A, α have been determined for all of the rare gases. These ε, Rm parameters, in combination with the corresponding rare gas dimer parameters, are shown to be consistent with combining rules.
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Bickes et al. (1973) studied this question.
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