“…In this paper, we start by investigating the same phenomenon with a different source of electrons: inelastically scattered electrons of similar energies, which can be called Kikuchi electrons to reflect the importance of s~ubsequent to their energy loss [9]. Several other authors [10], [11], [12], [13] have also investigated Kikuchi electrons. Gomoyunova et al [10] correctly interpreted angular Kikuchi electron distributions for Mo(100) in terms of peaks due to electrons emitted preferentially along atomic chains, but…”