โ Scribed by L.G. Christophorou; R.P. Blaunstein; D. Pittman
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๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
The mobility, p, of rhcrmai eiectrons in ;?slecrron contGning organic molccuics (Lhear. cyclic and zromatiti frydrocnrbons) decreases with increasing number of doubly-occupied x-orbitzk. For linear hydrocxboas with two doubly-occupied n-orbit&, p increases with increasing separation of the two rr-o
The rekwce of quantities describing electron attachment proces~s in gases to hydrated electTon reaction rates is indicated. On the basis of current knowledge of attachment processes in gases, reaction rates for a number of molecules with the hydrated electron are predicted. Resonant electron attach
Charge carrier mobilities are presented over a wide temperature range (77-300 K) for electrons and holes in naphthalene .md perdeuterated naphthalene for the a. b, and c' crystallographic directions. Consideration is given to the implications of the observed deuteration effects on the validity of ba