1 electron collisions with a radical: no ·. 2 electron – driven chemistry - outer space -...
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Electron collisions with a radical:
NO·
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Electron – Driven Chemistry- Outer space
- Ionosphere: northern light etc.
- Industrial plasmas- semiconductor manufacture
- flat displays- plasma displays- LCD display manufacture- back-lighting: Xe excimer
- surface modification- hydrophilic- hydrophobic- shrink-proof wool- milk packaging- …
- waste disposal- satellite engines
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Radicals in plasmas: CF4 + e– CF3 · + F
· + e–
Prototype radical: NO ·
spin – orbit coupling
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Differential cross sections in N2O
Marinković B, Szmytkowski C, Pejčev V, Filipović D and Vuškoviš L,J. Phys. B 19 2365 (1986)
Johnstone W M and Newell W R, J. Phys. B 26 129 (1993)
Kitajima M, Sakamoto Y, Gulley R J, Hoshino M, Gibson J C, Tanaka H and Buckman S J, J. Phys. B 33 1687 (2000)
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Electron energy loss spectrum:states of the neutral molecule
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Excitation function: RESONANCES (states of the negative ion)
Phys. Rev. Lett. 2004, 93, 063201
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NO: Potential Curves
initial NO final NONO– resonance
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Comparison of NO and O2
NO O2
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Conclusions
NO·: transitions between electronic fine structure states
- small cross section for direct (nonresonant) excitation
- gigantic cross section for resonant excitation, elastic
- resonance parentage
- energetic relation
(- elastic cross sections not equal?)
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