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Translational Energy Disposal and Mechanisms of Unimolecular Dissociative Photoionization with He(I) and Ne(I) Resonance Lines. A Surprisal Ananlysis of the CH3F->CH3++F Process.
English
[fr] Le contenu en énergie tranlationnelle et les mecanismes de photoionisation dissociative unimoléculaire induits par les raies de résonance He(I) et Ne(I). Une analyse de la surprise pour le processus CH3F->CH3++F
Momigny, J. [Université de Liège - ULg > Département de Chimie (Faculté des sciences) > Laboratoire de Dynamique Moléculaire (Sciences) > >]
Locht, Robert mailto [ > > ]
Caprace, G. [ > > ]
1986
International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Processes
Elsevier
71
159-168
International
0168-1176
Amsterdam
The Netherlands
[en] Resonance Lines ; HeI, NeI ; Dissociative ionization ; Translational energy ; Surprisal analysis
[en] The He(I) and Ne(I) photoions translational energy spectra of CH3+ from CH3F were measured. At both wavelengths, the translational energy spectrum is made of two components. Their surpisal analysis shows two distinct behaviours: (i) the low energetic and narrow component exhibits a positive slope, whereas (ii) the high energetic and widely spread component is characterized by a negative slope. Furthermore, when He(I) is used, the high translational energy distribution shows a multimodal surprisal. These observations as well as the origin of both distributions are discussed.
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