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Values of Townsend's energy factor kl for electrons in carbon dioxide have been determined as a function of the parameter E/p for 0·1 .;;; E/p .;;; 50 at a temperature of 293°K. The results are compared with those of other investigators and are used in a recomparison of the cross sections for electron attachment deduced from swarm and beam types of experiments for swarms of electrons having mean energies of up to 5 eV.
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J A Rees (1964) studied this question.
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