Electron and cation transport in gaseous carbon dioxide: Density and temperature effects
Electron and cation transport in gaseous carbon dioxide: Density and temperature effects
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气态二氧化碳中的电子和阳离子传输:密度和温度影响
DOI:
10.1063/1.450222
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发表时间:
1986
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
G. Freeman
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作者:
F. Jacobsen;G. Freeman
In low density CO2 gas, the density normalized mobility of electrons is nμe =1.88×1024 molecule/m V s, independent of temperature. It is an order of magnitude lower than the value in ethene, a hydrocarbon of similar molecular size and anisotropic polarizability. Scattering of thermal electrons by carbon dioxide molecules might involve a transient anion state. At densities n>5×1025 molecule/m3 along the vapor/liquid coexistence curve, electron attachment to molecular clusters occurs, e−+(CO2)q⇄(CO2)−q, where q≊6. At n>14×1025 molecule/m3 in the coexistence vapor the negative and positive charges have the same mobility, so the electrons are permanently attached. Electron detachment can occur when the gas is heated at constant density; heating decreases the average cluster size and provides activation energy for detachment. At a constant density ≥30×1025 molecule/m3 the value of nμe can be changed 1000‐fold by changing T. At n=31 and 56 (1025 molecule/m3) the values of nμe for quasifree (unattached) electron...