THE DISSOCIATIVE RECOMBINATION OF MOLECULAR HYDROGEN IONS

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1989

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Ohio State University

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Rydberg states lying below the ground states of molecular ions play an important role in electron-ion recombination. Their presence is manifest in the form of resonances in the cross section in both theoretical and experimental studies1. A review of recent studies on H2+ and H3+ recombination will be given. In the latter case, studies of the branching ratios for the various recombination channels have revealed that H3+ can act as an intermediate state in the recombination process. (Work supported by US AFOSR and Canadian NSERC).

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1 Dissociative Recombination: Theory, Experiment and Applications. (eds. J.B.A. Mitchell and S.L. Guberman). World Scientific, Singapore 1989.


Author Institution: Department of Physics, The University of Western Ontario; Department of Physics, The University of Western Ontario

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