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Emission of Auger Electrons Resulting from Symmetric Argon and Neon Ion-Atom Collisions
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Full text linkEmission of Auger Electrons Resulting from Symmetric Argon and Neon Ion-Atom Collisions
Get PDFCross sections for the emission of Auger electrons from excited atoms and ions produced in symmetric Ar+-Ar and Ne+-Ne collisions have been measured at ion energies from 50 to 300 keV. A simple model is proposed to explain the dependence of the cross section on the impact energy; the predicted results agree well with the experiment. Also, the argon x-ray data of Saris and Onderdelinden are compared with the model and with the results of this experiment
EXPERIMENTAL SIGNAL-TO-DAMAGE RATIOS FOR IONIZATION OR X-RAY EMISSION OF C ATOMS IN ADENINE OR CI ATOMS IN CHLOROURACIL EXCITED BY ENERGETIC H, C, N, OR O IONS
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