The density distributions related to gas electronegativity for c-C4Fs gas, including negative ion, electron number and electron energy densities in the discharge process, are derived theoretically in both plane-to-pla...The density distributions related to gas electronegativity for c-C4Fs gas, including negative ion, electron number and electron energy densities in the discharge process, are derived theoretically in both plane-to-plane and point-to-plane electrode geometries. These calculations have been performed through the Boltzmann equation in the condition of a steady-state Townsend （SST） experiment and a fluid model in the condition of both uniform and non-uniform electric fields. The electronegativity coefficients a = n-/ne of c-C4Fs and SF6 are compared to further describe the electron affinity of c-C4Fs. The result shows that c-C4Fs represents an obvious electron-attachment performance in the discharge process. However, c-C4Fs still has much weaker gas electronegativity than SF6, whose electronegativity coefficient is lower than that of SF6 by at least three orders of magnitude.展开更多
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.51337006)
文摘The density distributions related to gas electronegativity for c-C4Fs gas, including negative ion, electron number and electron energy densities in the discharge process, are derived theoretically in both plane-to-plane and point-to-plane electrode geometries. These calculations have been performed through the Boltzmann equation in the condition of a steady-state Townsend （SST） experiment and a fluid model in the condition of both uniform and non-uniform electric fields. The electronegativity coefficients a = n-/ne of c-C4Fs and SF6 are compared to further describe the electron affinity of c-C4Fs. The result shows that c-C4Fs represents an obvious electron-attachment performance in the discharge process. However, c-C4Fs still has much weaker gas electronegativity than SF6, whose electronegativity coefficient is lower than that of SF6 by at least three orders of magnitude.
