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Absolute cross sections for electron-impact ionization of the rare-gas atoms by the fast-neutral-beam method

Wetzel et al., 1987

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2895758856511874458
Author
Wetzel R
Baiocchi F
Hayes T
Freund R
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Physical Review A

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A new apparatus has been constructed for the measurement of absolute partial electron- impact-ionization cross sections of neutral atoms, molecules, and free radicals. A fast neutral beam is prepared by charge-transfer neutralization of a mass-selected ion beam and is …
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