Molecular dissociation by electron impact: Optical emission from fragments of methane, ethylene, and methanol

作者: David E. Donohue , James A. Schiavone , Robert S. Freund

DOI: 10.1063/1.434839

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摘要: We have measured relative excitation functions for the production of electronically excited fragments by electron impact dissociation methane, ethylene and methanol from 0 to 2000 eV. At low energies, 10–50 eV, appearance potentials are correlated specific limits and, when possible, states parent molecules. It is found that below ∼25 eV superexcited play dominant role in producing these fragments. Fano plots been constructed determine types molecular involved. In general, most produced through optically forbidden transitions.

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