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Inelastic collisions of excited atoms

KENNETH T. GILLEN, M. J. Coggiola

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The interaction of metastable rare gas atoms with ground state atoms is being investigated in the energy range from several eV to 1 keV. Emphasis is on collisional ionization and collisional excitation transfer. Additional work examines details of the charge transfer reaction used to produce the fast metastable atom beams.

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The interaction of metastable rare gas atoms with ground state atoms is being investigated in the energy range from several eV to 1 keV. Emphasis is on collisional ionization and collisional excitation transfer. Additional work examines details of the charge transfer reaction used to produce the fast metastable atom beams.

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The interaction of metastable rare gas atoms with ground state atoms is being investigated in the energy range from several eV to 1 keV. Emphasis is on collisional ionization and collisional excitation transfer. Additional work examines details of the charge transfer reaction used to produce the fast metastable atom beams.

Key concepts: Excited state, Physics, Inelastic collision, Atomic physics, Nuclear physics, Electron

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