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IF TTFRS TO THF. L~DITOR in molecular hydrogen is somewhat greater than in atomic hydrogen. This is in general what would be expected from theoretical considerations. No accurate comparison with the theory is possible, however, for molecular hydrogen, as the scattering to be expected has not been calculated for this case. The inelastic scattering in hydrogen has also yielded some very interesting results which will be discussed more fully in a forthBut one point should be coming article. mentioned here in as much as one statement made in the PHYsIcAL REvIEw article previously referred to has been found to be in error. The decrease in the number of electrons scattered inelastically as one proceeds from small to large angles is more rapid than the similar decrease in the number of elastically scattered electrons, The reason for this is not clear, but the same thing has been observed by Dymond (Proc. Roy. Soc. 122, 571, 1929) for electrons scattered in helium. These results will be reported in full in a.n article to appear shortly in the PHYsIcAL volts dropped very greatly in magnitude though it never completely disappeared. This critical potential has been previously observed by Jones and Whiddington
Physical Review – American Physical Society (APS)
Published: Jul 1, 1929
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