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Electron/ion recombination in hydrogen spark discharges

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Published1947
Citations22
References23

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Bakerian Lecture.—Some phenomena of the upper atmosphere

1931 • 149 citations

The properties of neutral and ionized atomic oxygen and their influence on the upper atmosphere

1942 • 137 citations

The Bakerian lecture —Regularities and irregularities in the ionosphere—I

1937 • 90 citations

The Recombination of Argon Ions and Electrons

1928 • 88 citations

Dissociation, recombination and attachment processes in the upper atmosphere II. The rate of recombination

1939 • 79 citations

Ionic recombination in air

1938 • 76 citations

An Application of the Quantum Theory to the Luminosity of Diffuse Nebulae

1927 • 61 citations

Computation of the Effective Cross Section for the Recombination of Electrons with Hydrogen Ions

1930 • 42 citations

The Hydrogen Emission in Gaseous Nebulæ

1932 • 39 citations

The emission of light from spark discharges

1946 • 35 citations

Recombination Spectra of Atomic Ions and Electrons

1928 • 28 citations

Hydrogen Emission in the Chromosphere

1937 • 27 citations

Atmospheric Physics And Chemistry

1942 • 25 citations

The energy balance for an infinitely small electron current in a uniform electric field

1938 • 24 citations

Recombination in the afterglow of a mercury discharge

1937 • 24 citations

Afterglow in High-Pressure Gaseous Discharges

1943 • 16 citations

Physical Processes in the Recovery of TR Tubes

1946 • 16 citations

The Theoretical Capture Spectrum of Hydrogen

1936 • 13 citations

Ionization phenomena in the earth's atmosphere

1942 • 8 citations

Recombination and the long duration of the Balmer spectrum

1946 • 7 citations

Long duration of the Balmer spectrum in excited hydrogen

1944 • 7 citations

Afterglow Effects in High-Pressure Gases

1945 • 4 citations

XI.—The Time Lag of the Vacuum Photo-cell

1938 • 2 citations

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