Negative Ion Formation by Attachment of Electrons to Radicals: CN-. Positive Ionization Based Negative Ion Formation.
Masao Inoue
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Masao Inoue
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Due to the unpaired electron the radical can capture a free electron in its singly-occupied orbital and become a negative ion. In gases irradiated by ionizing radiation radicals are formed by various processes such as dissociation of excited molecules and ions, ion-molecule reactions, and recombination of ions. We wish to introduce our ion cyclotron resonance (ICR) spetrometric study of CN- ion produced in hydrogen cyanide and to demonstrate that the radical CN· formed from the positive ions are the important precursors of CN- ions observed.
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Due to the unpaired electron the radical can capture a free electron in its singly-occupied orbital and become a negative ion. In gases irradiated by ionizing radiation radicals are formed by various processes such as dissociation of excited molecules and ions, ion-molecule reactions, and recombination of ions. We wish to introduce our ion cyclotron resonance (ICR) spetrometric study of CN- ion produced in hydrogen cyanide and to demonstrate that the radical CN· formed from the positive ions are the important precursors of CN- ions observed.
Key concepts: Ion, Chemistry, Radical, Dissociation (chemistry), Molecule, Ionization, Excited state, Photochemistry