Total photoabsorption cross sections of H<sub>2</sub> from 18 to 113 eV

James A. R. Samson; G. N. Haddad

doi:10.1364/JOSAB.11.000277

Journal of the Optical Society of America B
Vol. 11,
Issue 2,
pp. 277-279
(1994)
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Total photoabsorption cross sections of H₂ from 18 to 113 eV

James A. R. Samson and G. N. Haddad

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James A. R. Samson and G. N. Haddad, "Total photoabsorption cross sections of H₂ from 18 to 113 eV," J. Opt. Soc. Am. B 11, 277-279 (1994)

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Abstract

The total photoabsorption cross section of H₂ has been measured between 18 and 113 eV with an accuracy of ±2 to ±3%. The published data at higher energies are reviewed, and recommended cross sections are tabulated from 18 to 300 eV.

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E (eV)	σ (Mb)	E (eV)	σ (Mb)	E (eV)	σ (Mb)	E (eV)	σ (Mb)
18	9.85	36	1.42	68	0.173	140	0.0165
19	8.68	37	1.29	70	0.157	145	0.0148
20	7.65	38	1.17	72	0.143	150	0.0133
21	6.77	39	1.08	74	0.130	160	0.0108
22	6.03	40	0.990	76	0.118	170	0.00895
23	5.40	42	0.840	78	0.108	180	0.00755
24	4.83	44	0.722	80	0.098	190	0.00640
25	4.31	46	0.626	85	0.0792	200	0.00545
26	3.85	48	0.543	90	0.0658	210	0.00470
27	3.50	50	0.477	95	0.0556	220	0.00403
28	3.20	52	0.420	100	0.0479	230	0.00350
29	2.95	54	0.373	105	0.0413	240	0.00308
30	2.71	56	0.331	110	0.0357	250	0.00270
31	2.41	58	0.294	115	0.0316	260	0.00240
32	2.13	60	0.262	120	0.0271	270	0.00213
33	1.93	62	0.236	125	0.0238	280	0.00190
34	1.74	64	0.212	130	0.0211	290	0.00171
35	1.57	66	0.191	135	0.0186	300	0.00154

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