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Table 2:

Analytical fit parameters for the PAH carbon atom loss rate constant, calculated for electron and ion collisions.

Fitting function 		f(T) = a+b T+c T2+d T3+e T4+f T5
    a b c d e f
  Electrons 2136.83 1632.17 -499.822 76.4347 -5.82964 0.177174
  H -1896.69 1480.8 -462.733 71.8957 -5.54719 0.169996
$N_{\rm C} = 50$ He -971.448 770.259 -245.561 38.8995 -3.05787 0.0954303
  C -704.392 551.313 -175.063 27.6506 -2.16871 0.0675643
  Electrons -2255.38 1681.45 -503.451 75.4339 -5.64956 0.168959
  H -1645.64 1257.06 -384.309 58.4103 -4.41007 0.132356
$N_{\rm C} = 100$ He -945.901 747.921 -237.984 37.6808 -2.96613 0.0928852
  C -711.244 558.48 -177.983 28.2547 -2.23145 0.0701374
  Electrons -2234.37 1597.71 -459.647 66.332 -4.79841 0.139019
  H -1473.64 1109.01 -334.292 50.1417 -3.74133 0.111164
$N_{\rm C} = 200$ He -963.188 765.639 -245.054 39.0745 -3.10123 0.0980047
  C -738.791 584.928 -187.884 30.0819 -2.39748 0.0760639


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