Viehland–Mason theory
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The Viehland–Mason theory is a two-temperature
Gram–Charlier probability function as a zero-order approximation to the ion velocity
distribution function.
The Gram–Charlier theory has been remarkably successful in producing calculated mobilities and
diatomic
gases and for non-vibrating diatomic ions in atomic or non-vibrating diatomic gases have been developed.
References
- Mason, Edward A. and Earl W. MacDaniel. 1988. Transport Properties of Ions in Gases. John Wiley & Sons.
- Viehland, L. A. 2003. “Mobilities.” In Armentrout, Peter B. (ed.) The Encyclopedia of Mass Spectrometry. Elsevier. pp. 491–498
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