Electron detachment for 50 keV He-ions leading to metastable and ground-state atoms
Erik Horsdal Pedersen, Preben Hvelplund
Abstract
Erik Horsdal Pedersen, Preben Hvelplund
Abstract
The ratio of the cross sections for single-electron detachment leading to metastable and ground-state atoms for 50 keV He - ions in H 2 has been measured. Up to 58% of the resulting neutral He atoms are shown to be in one of the two metastable excited states. It is argued that mainly the 2 3 S state is populated.
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The ratio of the cross sections for single-electron detachment leading to metastable and ground-state atoms for 50 keV He - ions in H 2 has been measured. Up to 58% of the resulting neutral He atoms are shown to be in one of the two metastable excited states. It is argued that mainly the 2 3 S state is populated.
Key concepts: Metastability, Atomic physics, Ion, Excited state, Ground state, Electron, Physics, Nuclear physics