Electron impact dissociation of N2O and CO2 with single particle detection of O(1D2)

Authors

Wladyslaw Kedzierski, University of WindsorFollow
E Blejdea, University of Windsor
Aldo DiCarloFollow
J. W. Mcconkey, University of WindsorFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

9-2010

Publication Title

Chemical Physics Letters

Volume

498

Issue

1-3

First Page

38

Last Page

41

Abstract

Production of metastable O(¹D₂) atoms following controlled electron impact on N₂O and CO₂ targets has been studied using a neon rare gas matrix detector operating at a temperature of <20 K. A 100 eV pulsed electron beam was used in conjunction with time-of-flight (TOF) techniques to establish O-atom fragment kinetic energies. Probable dissociation channels are discussed.

DOI

10.1016/j.cplett.2010.08.044

Comments

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Recommended Citation

Kedzierski, Wladyslaw; Blejdea, E; DiCarlo, Aldo; and Mcconkey, J. W.. (2010). Electron impact dissociation of N2O and CO2 with single particle detection of O(1D2). Chemical Physics Letters, 498 (1-3), 38-41.
https://scholar.uwindsor.ca/physicspub/187