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Electron interactions with beryllium and its hydrides
In present study of electron driven inelastic processes, we report calculated probabilities of inelastic events (including total inelastic and ionizations) occurrence by quantifying the cross sections, and for beryllium (Be) and beryllium hydrides viz. BeH, BeH2, Be2H2 and Be2H4 from the molecular ionization threshold to 5 keV. The Spherical Complex Optical Potential (SCOP) to compute has been employed and is extracted using Complex Scattering Potential –ionization contribution (CSP-ic) approximation. Owing to the toxic character of beryllium compounds we do not find any experimental work for these molecules. In paucity of the experimental data, present work is important and will fill the void of the data needed for particular in plasma physics, aero science, astrophysics and chemical analysis. This study is the maiden report of for all of these important targets.
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