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9781441969460

Analysis of Excitation and Ionization of Atoms and Molecules by Electron Impact

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  • Copyright: 2010-10-01
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag
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The content of this book describes in detail the results of the present measurements of the partial and total doubly differential cross sections for the multiple-ionization of rare gas atoms by electron impact. These measurements show, beside other trends, the role of Auger transitions in the production of multiply ionized atoms in the region where the incident electron energy is sufficient to produce inner shell ionization. Other processes like Coster-Kronig transitions and shake off also contribute towards increasing the charge of the ions. The incident electron having energy of 6 keV, for example, in a collision with xenon atom can remove up to nine electrons! (*) X-ray-ion coincidence spectroscopy of the electron xenon atom collisions is also described. The present measurements of doubly differential cross sections for the dissociative and non-dissociative ionization of hydrogen, sulfur dioxide and sulfur hexa fluoride molecular gases by electron impact are also described in the text of this book. The results of the measurements for sulfur dioxide molecule show how this major atmospheric pollutant can be removed from the atmosphere by electron impact dissociation of this molecule. The present results of the measurements for sulfur hexa fluoride give an insight into the dissociation properties of this molecular gas, which is being so widely used as a gaseous insulator in the electrical circuits. The book also describes the present measurements of the polarization parameters of the fluorescence radiation emitted by the electron-impact-excited atoms of sodium and potassium. In these investigations the target atoms are polarized, therefore, the measurements of the polarization parameters give information about the electron atom interaction in terms of the interference, direct and exchange interaction channels.

Author Biography

Hans Kleinpoppen is Editor of Polarized Electron/Polarized Photon Physics (Springer, 1995) and Selected Topics on Electron Physics (Springer, 1996).

Table of Contents

Introductionp. 1
Ionization of Atomic Gasesp. 1
Ionization of Hydrogen, Sulphur Dioxide and Sulphur Hexa Fluoridep. 4
Excitation of Polarized Sodium and Potassium Atomsp. 6
Excitation of Alkaline Earth Metal Atoms of Calcium and Strontiump. 10
Excitation-Ionization of the Calcium Atom by Electron Impactp. 11
Measurement of Coherence and Polarization Parameters for the Excitation of the 5 1P State of Strontiump. 12
Polarization Correlation Measurements of 3 1P State of Heliump. 12
Polarization Correlation Measurements on the 33P State of Heliump. 13
Theoretical Approachesp. 15
Ionization Cross Sections of Atomic Gases by Electron Impactp. 15
Double Differential Cross Sections of Ionizationp. 16
First Born Approximationp. 16
Plane-Wave Born Approximationp. 17
Binary Encounter Theoryp. 18
The Inner Shell Ionizationp. 19
Electron Vacancy Transitions of Atomsp. 20
Characteristic and Continuum X-Raysp. 24
Close-Coupling Approach to Electron-Impact Ionizationp. 24
Partial Double-Differential Cross Section for Ionizationp. 25
The Ionization of Hydrogen, Sulphur Dioxide and Sulphur Hexafluoridep. 26
Excitation of Spin-Polarized Sodium and Potassium Atoms by Electron Impactp. 28
Preparation of the State-Selected Na and K Atomic Beamsp. 28
The Collision Induced S-P Excitationp. 30
Fine and Hyperfine Interaction of the Excited Statesp. 33
Polarization of the Fluorescence Radiationp. 34
Apparatus for the electron-atom collision studiesp. 37
Apparatus for the Electron-Atom Collision Studiesp. 37
The Apparatus for Detecting Photons and Atomic Particlesp. 37
The Vacuum Chamber for Housing the Apparatusp. 38
The Electron Gun and the Faraday Cupp. 40
The Atomic/Molecular Beam Sourcep. 41
The Electron Analyzerp. 41
The Ion Analyzerp. 43
The Negative Ionsp. 45
High-Voltage Power Supplies, Multi-channel Analyzer and Other Electronic Equipmentp. 47
Hyper Pure Germanium (HPGe) X-Ray Detectorp. 47
Energy Structure of Inner Shells, X-Ray Spectra, Augér Effect and Coster-Kronig Transitionsp. 48
Bremsstrahlung X-Raysp. 63
Crystal X-Ray Spectrometerp. 68
The Apparatus for the Electron-Molecule Collision Processp. 74
The Apparatus and the Electronic Equipment Used in the Experimentp. 74
Apparatus for the Study of the Excitation of Spin-Polarized Atoms of Sodium and Potassiump. 74
Vacuum Chambers for Housing the Apparatusp. 74
Cancellation of the Earth's Magnetic Fieldp. 75
The Components of the Atomic Beam Apparatusp. 75
Guiding Fields and the Low Field Polarization of Atomsp. 85
The Rabi Magnetp. 87
Langmuir-Taylor Detector and the Atomic Beam Densityp. 88
The Electron Beam Componentsp. 91
Photon Detection Systemp. 96
Apparatus for the Study of Excitation of Calciump. 97
The Vacuum Systemp. 97
The Atomic Beam Sourcep. 98
Atomic Beam Densityp. 100
The Electron Gunp. 102
Apparatus for the Study of Excitation of Strontiump. 102
The Vacuum Chamberp. 102
The Atomic Beam Sourcep. 102
The Atomic Beam Densityp. 103
The Electron Gunp. 103
The Electron Energy Analyzerp. 103
Apparatus for the Study of Excitation of Heliump. 104
Experimental Techniquesp. 107
Electron-Ion Coincidence Technique for the Investigation of Multiple Ionization of Atomic Gasesp. 107
X-Ray-Ion Coincidence Techniquep. 110
Crystal X-Ray Spectrometerp. 111
Experimental Technique for the Investigation of the Ionization of the Molecular Gasesp. 113
Experimental Technique for the Measurement of the Polarization Parameters of the Induced Fluorescent Radiation in Electron-Polarized Atom Collision Processp. 117
The Polarization Parameters of the Fluorescent Radiationp. 118
The Corrections for the Measurement of the Polarization of the Fluorescence Radiationp. 119
Hanle Effect and the Depolarization of the Fluorescent Radiationp. 121
Fine and Hyperfine Structure of Sodium and Potassium Atomsp. 123
Hanle Effect Depolarization of the Observed States in Sodium and Potassium Atomsp. 127
Experimental Techniques for the Investigation of Electron Impact Excitation of Calcium and Strontium Atomsp. 130
Experimental Technique for the Study of Excitation of Calcium Atomsp. 130
Experimental Technique for the Excitation of Strontium Atomsp. 132
Experimental Technique for the Study of 3 1P State of Heliump. 135
Electron Impact Excitation of 3 3P State of Heliump. 137
Results and Discussionp. 139
Measurement of the Ionization Cross Sections for Atomic Gasesp. 139
Heliump. 140
Argonp. 141
Kryptonp. 151
Xenonp. 152
Neonp. 160
X-Ray-Ion Coincidence Measurementsp. 161
X-Ray Spectroscopy Using a Crystal X-Ray Spectrometerp. 161
Measurement of the Ionization Cross Sections for Molecular Gasesp. 162
Hydrogenp. 162
Sulphur Dioxidep. 168
Sulphur Hexaflouride (SF6)p. 181
Measurements for the Polarization of the Fluorescent Radiation Emitted by Sodium and Potassium Atomsp. 192
Measurements for the Polarization of the Fluorescent Radiation Emitted by the Sodium Atomp. 192
Measurements for the Polarization of the Fluorescent Radiation Emitted by the Potassium Atomp. 197
The Excitation of Calcium and Strontium Atomsp. 200
Excitation Function of Ca II Line of Wavelength ¿ = 393.3 nmp. 200
Absolute Cross Section for the Ca II 4 2P1/2 Statep. 201
Polarization of the Ca II, ¿ = 393.3 nm (4 2P3/2← 42S1/2) Transitionp. 202
The Coherence and Polarization Parameter Measurements for the Excitation the 5 1P State in Strontiump. 203
Excitation of 3 1P State of Heliump. 209
Excitation of 3 3P State of Heliump. 211
Conclusionp. 217
Bibliographyp. 221
Indexp. 231
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