The so-called “crossed-beam method” and “target-gas method” are applied to the same events of molecular collisions. It is shown that the former method gives reliable informations about the excitation functions for the OH band and the Balmer lines in dissociative and radiative collisions of H 2 O with electrons, while the latter does not, at least, in the range of lower energies of incident electrons.
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Tsurubuchi et al. (1973) studied this question.
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