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Measurements of electron impact ionization cross sections have been made for methane and the series methyl fluoride to methyl iodide. The results for methane and methyl fluoride to methyl bromide have been compared with ionization efficiency curves calculated using Deutsch - Märk (DM) and binary-encounter-Bethe (BEB) methods, and also with the results of an ab initio model which gives the maximum cross section as a function of molecular orientation. In addition, the ab initio and DM methods have been used to calculate the steric ratios for the electron impact ionization of methyl chloride which have been compared with experimental measurements made previously.
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