Electron impact single and double ionization and dissociation: revisiting CF<sub>4</sub> and CHF<sub>3</sub> with an improved experimental method

The absolute total and partial ionization cross sections resulting from electron collisions with fluorinated molecules CF<sub>4</sub> and CHF<sub>3</sub> were obtained by recoil-ion momentum spectroscopy with full acceptance for energetic ionic fragments. For absolute normalization the relative-flow technique was applied. The cross sections for single and double ionization as well as for dissociation were measured for electron energies from 20 eV to 1 keV. The data are compared with previous experiments and model calculations. The dissociation channel specific differences between CF<sub>4</sub> and CHF<sub>3</sub> are discussed. The present data are relevant for the evaluation of the electron interaction on these potent greenhouse gases with a high global warming potential in the Earth biosphere and in plasma and other industrial applications.

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Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5cp00746a
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Electron impact single and double ionization and dissociation: revisiting CF4 and CHF3 with an improved experimental method

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Electron impact single and double ionization and dissociation: revisiting CF4 and CHF3 with an improved experimental method

Alexander Dorn, Deepthy Maria Mootheril, Mevlüt Doğan, Thomas Pfeifer, W. Wolff
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The absolute total and partial ionization cross sections resulting from electron collisions with fluorinated molecules CF<sub>4</sub> and CHF<sub>3</sub> were obtained by recoil-ion momentum spectroscopy with full acceptance for energetic ionic fragments. For absolute normalization the relative-flow technique was applied. The cross sections for single and double ionization as well as for dissociation were measured for electron energies from 20 eV to 1 keV. The data are compared with previous experiments and model calculations. The dissociation channel specific differences between CF<sub>4</sub> and CHF<sub>3</sub> are discussed. The present data are relevant for the evaluation of the electron interaction on these potent greenhouse gases with a high global warming potential in the Earth biosphere and in plasma and other industrial applications.

Physical Chemistry Chemical PhysicsVol. 27(19)
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (BR), Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics (DE)
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Electron impact single and double ionization and dissociation: revisiting CF<sub>4</sub> and CHF<sub>3</sub> with an improved experimental method — Alexander Dorn, Deepthy Maria Mootheril, et al. · Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS