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Double Electron Transfer and Related Reactions

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Collision Spectroscopy

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When a beam of fast positive ions passes through a gaseous target, processes leading to the formation of negative ions are observed among many others. The main purpose of this chapter is to examine and to discuss what information can be obtained on the states of the ionized projectile or of the ionized target by measuring the translational energy spectra of the resulting fast negative ions. The cross section and mechanism of double electron transfer have been discussed in Chapter 2, and the use of this type of reaction as a source of negative ion mass spectra is presented in Chapter 5.

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Appell, J. (1978). Double Electron Transfer and Related Reactions. In: Cooks, R.G. (eds) Collision Spectroscopy. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-3955-7_5

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