Differences between Low-Energy Electron Impact Spectra at 0º and at Large Scattering Angle
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- Kuppermann, Aron
- Raff, Lionel M.
Abstract
The preceding Comment reports some low-energy electron-impact spectra of helium and ethylene, obtained by a very elegant technique, which are markedly different from the ones we obtained 1 under other experimental conditions. It is quite important to try to understand the reasons for the differences observed. These differences are essentially the following: (a) In our impact spectra of helium obtained with 50-eV electrons we observe pronounced peaks corresponding to the 2 ^3S state and to ionization whereas Simpson and Mielczarek do not. (b) In our spectra of ethylene at this same incident electron energy we observe two pronounced optically forbidden transitions and
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© 1963 American Institute of Physics. Received 3 June 1963. Online Publication Date: 29 June 2004. This work was supported in part by the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission.Attached Files
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