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Computer Experiments on Electron-Ion Recombination in an Ambient Medium: Gases, Plasmas and Liquidson itself in 1896. The papers published on recombination in the ninety years since are legion. This is largely due to the wide range of phenomena in which charged particle recombination is found to be important. Examples include the upper atmosphere, vapor lamps, lasers, and radiation chemistry. The

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Macroscopic and Microscopic Perspectives of Termolecular Association of Atomic Reactants in a Gas, a positive ion-neutral pair, is the . characterized in macroscopic terms as .wherein intermediate complexes AB. formed with internal separations R≤R. at rate k. (cm. s.) can decompose naturally at frequency k. (s.) or can be stabilized at rate k. (cm. s.) via energy-changing collisions with the ato

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An Expert Database on Atomic and Molecular Physics,an on quantity. Since leading experts in any scientific discipline are always the best people to recommend data in that discipline, we have used leading Atomic Physicists, both experimental and theoretical, to decide each and every numerical value in the database. The School of Physics and Mathemati

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The Formation of Complex Interstellar Molecules,m embedded young stars. Various attempts have been made to construct theoretical models of the formation and destruction of interstellar molecules. We review them here with particular reference to molecular species containing several carbon atoms.

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