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December 1, 1932The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science

CVI.The behaviour of electrons in nitrous oxide

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VBV.A. BaileyUniversity of OklahomaJRJ. Rudd

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Experimental study reveals electron mobility and collision dynamics in nitrous oxide gas, indicating distinct molecular scattering and attachment mechanisms.

Key Points

  • Investigate the transport, collision dynamics, and kinetic behavior of free electrons drifting through gaseous nitrous oxide.
  • Measured electron drift velocity and diffusion across nitrous oxide gas under applied electric fields.
  • Evaluated collision frequencies and electron attachment characteristics as a function of field strength to gas pressure ratios.
  • Characterized electron energy distributions and determined average kinetic energies during steady-state drift in nitrous oxide.
  • Identified distinct inelastic collision pathways and electron-capture interactions occurring between low-energy electrons and nitrous oxide molecules.

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Bailey et al. (1932) studied this question.

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