1957
DOI: 10.1063/1.1744043
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Cross Sections of Certain Charge Transfer Reactions

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“…Most significantly, however, the absorption lines recorded using CO were inverted relative to those obtained with H~ or air. This indicates that electronic excitation causes an increase in the cross section for charge exchange with H~ or air, but a decrease for CO. Ghosh and Sheridan [5] have shown that the cross section for charge exchange between CO+(X ~Y,+) and CO is very large. Our observation is probably due to the smaller transition moment and FranckCondon factor for ionization of CO to give electronically excited CO + in the charge exchange reaction.…”
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“…Most significantly, however, the absorption lines recorded using CO were inverted relative to those obtained with H~ or air. This indicates that electronic excitation causes an increase in the cross section for charge exchange with H~ or air, but a decrease for CO. Ghosh and Sheridan [5] have shown that the cross section for charge exchange between CO+(X ~Y,+) and CO is very large. Our observation is probably due to the smaller transition moment and FranckCondon factor for ionization of CO to give electronically excited CO + in the charge exchange reaction.…”
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confidence: 99%