First observations of state selective electron capture by multiply charged ions in collisions with atomic oxygen
R. W. McCullough, T K McLaughlin, Toshio Koizumi, J Geddes, H B Gilbody
Abstract
R. W. McCullough, T K McLaughlin, Toshio Koizumi, J Geddes, H B Gilbody
Abstract
Translational energy spectroscopy has been used to study state‐selective electron capture by multiply charged ions in partially dissociated oxygen contained within an iridium tube furnace. Having recently obtained data on He2+–O collisions using this approach, we have now used a similar approach to study C4+–O collisions and identify the main collision channels.
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Translational energy spectroscopy has been used to study state‐selective electron capture by multiply charged ions in partially dissociated oxygen contained within an iridium tube furnace. Having recently obtained data on He2+–O collisions using this approach, we have now used a similar approach to study C4+–O collisions and identify the main collision channels.
Key concepts: Ion, Atomic physics, Electron, Oxygen, Spectroscopy, Electron capture, Atomic oxygen, Collision