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Born's approximation is used to calculate the cross sections associated with the processes H(1s) + H(1s) → H(3s, p or d) + H(3s, p or d) and H(1s) + H(1s) → H+ + e + H(3s, p or d; or C) where C represents the continuum. These cross sections and others calculated in papers I and II are combined to yield the cross section for excitation to the third quantum level, the cross sections for ionization and the total cross section for all inelastic collisions. Both single and double transitions are taken in account. The ratio of the electron loss cross section to the electron capture cross section is computed.
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