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Ion structure of keto and enol and McLafferty rearrangements determined by ion cyclotron resonance spectroscopy
Thermal energy rate constants of ion-molecule reactions in gaseous hydrogen, deuterium and HD, using ion cyclotron resonance method
Design and construction of mass spectrometer using cold cathode source of ions, quadrupole mass analyzer, and ion counting detectors
Dialkyl ketone ion in double McLafferty rearrangement, applying ion cyclotron resonance to structural study
Ion cyclotron resonance spectroscopy technique for determining electrons photodetachment energy from negative ions in gas phase
Methyl fluoride calculated for ion-molecule reaction rate constants from ion cyclotron resonance spectra
Ion-molecule reactions produced in phosphine by ion cyclotron resonance
Thermal product distributions and energy dependencies of ion-molecule reactions in allene and propyne, using ion cyclotron resonance
UV oxygen nightglow observation by OGO-4, examining ion-ion neutralization and radiative recombination production mechanisms
Bunched ion bursts amplitude modulation effects on nonlinear ion acoustic waves in grid plasma system
Ion current response of Langmuir probes in presence of ion-atom collisions in weakly ionized argon plasma
Atomic ion-ion recombination total inelastic cross sections calculation by Landau-Zener method, noting agreement with experiment
Electron bombardment ion thrustor using hollow cathode and two-grid ion accelerating geometry, discussing performance tests
Ion-molecule collision charge transfer and momentum transfer relaxation rates, using ion cyclotron resonance heterodyning method
Gas phase ion-molecule phosphine reactions in pure and binary mixtures by ion cyclotron resonance spectroscopy, considering acidity and basicity
Negative ions photodetachment by continuously tunable laser and ion cyclotron resonance spectrometer
Ion cyclotron resonance power absorption theory application to reactive and nonreactive ions line shapes, using Wobschall-Graham-Malone phenomenological equation of motion
Ion cyclotron resonance power absorption, deriving expression for average ion kinetic energy at saturation in steady state limit