Double ionization of atomic oxygen by electron impact

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Laboratory measurements of the cross-sections for double ionization of atomic oxygen by electrons are presented for energies from threshold to ∼ 400 eV. A maximum cross-section of about 5.6 × 10-18 cm2 is observed at an electron energy of approx. 200 eV. Absolute cross-sections are obtained from measurements of the ratio of the cross-sections for double and single ionization, coupled with absolute cross-sections for single ionization previously measured by other investigators. The possible effects of excited oxygen reactants are examined, and the reported cross-sections are considered to be characteristic of ground state oxygen atoms. © 1982.

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Ziegler, D. L., Newman, J. H., Smith, K. A., & Stebbings, R. F. (1982). Double ionization of atomic oxygen by electron impact. Planetary and Space Science, 30(5), 451–456. https://doi.org/10.1016/0032-0633(82)90054-X

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