ELECTRON CAPTURE PROCESSES IN THE HYDROGEN HALIDES

[1] CRAGGS, 1952, T FARADAY SOC, V48, P1093

[2] CRAGGS JD, 1955, REPTS PROGR PHYS, V38, P375

[3] IONIZATION POTENTIALS AND PROBABILITIES USING A MASS SPECTROMETER [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1951, 84 (04): : 859 - 860

[4] IONIZATION PROBABILITY CURVES FOR KRYPTON AND XENON NEAR THRESHOLD [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1953, 89 (03): : 555 - 558

[5] FOX RE, 1956, J CHEM PHYS, V25, P642

[6] EXCITED STATES OF THE MOLECULAR IONS OF HYDROGEN FLUORIDE, HYDROGEN IODIDE, WATER, HYDROGEN SULPHIDE, AND AMMONIA [J]. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE CHIMIE, 1958, 36 (01): : 39 - 47

[7] STUDIES OF THE IONIZATION OF MOLECULES BY ELECTRON IMPACT .1. EXCITED STATES OF THE NITROGEN MOLECULAR ION [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES, 1955, 232 (1189): : 227 - 235

[8] FROST DV, UNPUBLISHED

[9] IONIZATION BY ELECTRON IMPACT IN CO, N-2, NO, AND O-2 [J]. REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS, 1951, 23 (03) : 185 - 203

[10] Massey H. S. W., 1950, NEGATIVE IONS

[1] CRAGGS, 1952, T FARADAY SOC, V48, P1093

[2] CRAGGS JD, 1955, REPTS PROGR PHYS, V38, P375

[3] IONIZATION POTENTIALS AND PROBABILITIES USING A MASS SPECTROMETER [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1951, 84 (04): : 859 - 860

[4] IONIZATION PROBABILITY CURVES FOR KRYPTON AND XENON NEAR THRESHOLD [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1953, 89 (03): : 555 - 558

[5] FOX RE, 1956, J CHEM PHYS, V25, P642

[6] EXCITED STATES OF THE MOLECULAR IONS OF HYDROGEN FLUORIDE, HYDROGEN IODIDE, WATER, HYDROGEN SULPHIDE, AND AMMONIA [J]. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE CHIMIE, 1958, 36 (01): : 39 - 47

[7] STUDIES OF THE IONIZATION OF MOLECULES BY ELECTRON IMPACT .1. EXCITED STATES OF THE NITROGEN MOLECULAR ION [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES, 1955, 232 (1189): : 227 - 235

[8] FROST DV, UNPUBLISHED

[9] IONIZATION BY ELECTRON IMPACT IN CO, N-2, NO, AND O-2 [J]. REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS, 1951, 23 (03) : 185 - 203

[10] Massey H. S. W., 1950, NEGATIVE IONS