A method is presented for direct determination of the frequency of ionization and of the coefficient of free diffusion for electrons in a microwave discharge. The method is based on determining the rate of growth of the electron density in a microwave cavity in which an electric field larger than that necessary for breakdown is applied. The ionization frequency and the coefficient of free diffusion for electrons in hydrogen were measured in a pressure range of 15 to 45 mm Hg. Comparison is made with existing theory.
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