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Absolute inelastic-electron-scattering cross-sections have been measured in solids at 100 keV from a range of elements in the periodic table. Total inelastic cross-sections integrated over all atomic shells and inner-shell cross-sections have been determined. Comparison is made with previous experimental and theoretical data.
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