Triple coincidence experiments to study the fragmentation of core ionized molecules by electron impact

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Title: Triple coincidence experiments to study the fragmentation of core ionized molecules by electron impact
Authors: Fainelli, E.1, Maracci, F.1, Avaldi, L. lorenzo.avaldi@mlib.cnr.it
Source: Journal of Electron Spectroscopy & Related Phenomena. May2002, Vol. 123 Issue 2/3, p277. 10p.
Subjects: Electron impact ionization, Auger effect
Abstract: An apparatus to study the fragmentation of molecular dications following inner shell ionization by electron impact has been built at CNR-IMAI. The fragmentation of the dications is studied via Auger electron–ion–ion coincidence experiments. This coincidence technique has been used to identify N 1s−1v−1→v−3 transitions in the N2 Auger spectrum and to study the fragmentation of CH42+ after C 1s ionization. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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Abstract:An apparatus to study the fragmentation of molecular dications following inner shell ionization by electron impact has been built at CNR-IMAI. The fragmentation of the dications is studied via Auger electron–ion–ion coincidence experiments. This coincidence technique has been used to identify N 1s−1v−1→v−3 transitions in the N2 Auger spectrum and to study the fragmentation of CH42+ after C 1s ionization. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
ISSN:03682048
DOI:10.1016/S0368-2048(02)00027-0