Titlebook: Ion-Molecule Reactions; Volume 2 J. L. Franklin Book 1972 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1972 Absorption.Sorption.atom.isotope.me

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Beam Studies of Ion-Molecule Reactions,tric 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

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Ionizing Collision Reactions of Electronically Excited Atoms and Molecules,e is, however, no general agreement on a definition of the limits of the term chemiionization in the sense that we can say this or that reaction is or is not a chemiionization process. Thus Berry,. in a recent review, includes in the term “all the processes that result in the formation of free charg

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Electrical Discharges,lectrical discharge. A complete understanding of these processes would enable one to trace the history of an ion from its formation from a neutral species through subsequent reactions to, finally, electron-ion recombination at the walls of the discharge tube. These processes are of interest because

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Structure and Reactivity of Hydrocarbon Ions,dicals formed in a given system are generally well established, and the rate constants measured for elementary reactions can be unambiguously ascribed to a well-characterized reactant radical. In contrast, kinetic studies of the reactions of hydrocarbon ions have generally been carried out in the ma

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