Titlebook: Gaseous Dielectrics VII; Loucas G. Christophorou,David R. James Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 Plasma.cluster.dev

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The Problem of Extended Deterrence in NATOn different gaseous perturbers. Five of the perturbers were rare gases (He, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe) and six were non-dipolar molecules H., CT., N., C.H., C.H.. The goal of this work is to underline similarities and differences between atomic and molecular perturbers. We first list some results of the molecular study:

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Electron Mobility in High-Density Argon Gasorces and whose scattering length . is positive. On the other hand, a positive density effect, i. e., ... increases with ., is shown by Ar, Kr, and Xe, whose scattering length is negative owing to the overwhelming contribution of the long-range attractive polarization forces to the atom-electron interaction.

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