What are products of the collision between high energy electrons and methane?

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The products of the collision between high energy electrons and methane are CH, H, and 2 electrons. Choice C includes these products in the form of CH₄⁺F1F1F1S1^F1F1F10 + 2 e^-, where CH represents methane with one hydrogen atom removed, H represents the removed hydrogen atom, and 2 electrons are produced as indicated by the "2e" term. The other choices do not include all of these products or include additional products that are not consistent with the known products of this type of collision.

What Are Products of the Collision Between High Energy Electrons