Abstract
Stopping cross sections as a function of projectile velocity are developed for CH, CC and C=C bonds, using the kinetic theory of stopping. The scatterer momentum distributions are obtained from theoretical isotropic Compton profiles for the bonds. The Bragg rule is tested for hydrocarbons and we show that additivity of bond stopping cross sections is superior to the atomic Bragg addition.
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