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Charge neutralization of He+ ion beams

Moran et al., 1973

Document ID
14952114905379218019
Author
Moran T
Conrads R
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The Journal of Chemical Physics

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Total charge transfer cross sections for neutralization of He+ ion beams have been measured for 1.0--3.0 keY ions. Time-of-flight methods have been used to identify the forward scattered Heo products from He+ interactions with Ar, H2, N2, 2, NO, CO, CO2, CH …
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