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Beam Studies of Ion-Molecule Reactions

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Since the beginning of systematic studies of chemical reactions of gaseous ions, large amounts of data have been assembled by classical mass spectrometric methods. This information relates largely to what reactions and reaction sequences occur and the probabilities, or cross sections, of such processes. Beam studies of ion-molecule reactions can also provide such data; however, their great advantage is that they can determine not only the nature of products, but also their velocities and angular distributions. This makes possible a much more detailed and definitive insight into the mechanisms involved.

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