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Ion-ion collisions involving H− ions

AIP Conference Proceedings, 1990
A report is given on recent crossed‐beams experiments studying single‐ and double‐electron removal from H− in energetic collisions with Arq+ (q≤8) ions. The data is discussed with respect to conversion efficiencies of H− to neutral H0 in plasma neutralizers proposed for efficient neutral beam heating of future fusion devices.
W. Debus, F. Melchert, M. Liehr, E. Salzborn   +3 more
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Ion-Ion Interactions

2001
Describe and give examples of ionophore, ionogen, strong and waek electrolyte. Why is the charge density around a reference ion not zero when the whole solution is electroneutral? Explain succinctly the Debye-Huckel approach to their ionic-cloud theory.
Maria E. Gamboa-Adelco, Robert J. Gale
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Ion Pumps, Ion Pathways, Ion Sites

1986
There has been a rapidly growing list of ATP-fueled ion pumps. Most of these are H+-transporting ATPases ranging from the mitochondrial F1F0 ATPase through the H+ pump of intracellular organelles to the gastric H+-K+ ATPase (Racker, 1976; Cidon and Nelson, 1983; Sachs et al, 1976).
George Sachs, John Cuppoletti, Robert D. Gunther, Jonathan Kaunitz, John Mendlein, Edwin C. Rabon, Bjorn Wallmark   +6 more
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Ion-Ion Interactions

2010
If a potential electrolyte is added to an aqueous solution, it is conceivable that its dissociation may be so low that few ions are produced. It is also possible to make a solution from a true electrolyte so dilute that the number of ions in solution is very small. In both of these cases, the analysis completed in the previous chapter would be adequate
Peter R. Bergethon, Kevin Hallock
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Ion-Ion Collisions

1986
Let us start by asking three questions. What types of ion-ion reaction have been studied? Why are these studies worthwhile? Where can more detailed information be found?
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Electron-Ion and Ion Ion Recombination Processes

1994
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses electron–ion and ion–ion recombination processes. Recombination processes have historically been distinguished by the mechanism responsible for disposal of the excess energy of recombination via radiative decay, dissociation or collision with third bodies. When intermediate resonant states become involved, the
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Electron-Ion and Ion-Ion Collisions in Astrophysics

1986
There has long been a close association between astrophysical studies and the development of atomic collision theory. This interaction took a major step forward when, some forty years ago, the real nature of the solar corona was first understood as a very hot tenuous plasma.
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Ion-Ion Neutralization.

1982
Abstract : A variable-temperature FALP/SIFT apparatus has been built which combines the essential features of the versatile Flowing Afterglow/Langmuir Probe (FALP) and Selected Ion Flow Tube (SIFT) apparatuses. It has been used to determine the coefficients for the recombination reactions of NO+ and 02+ ions with electrons over the temperature range ...
Nigel G. Adams, David Smith
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Removal of heavy metal ions from wastewaters: a review.

Journal of Environmental Management, 2011
Feng-Lian Fu, Qi Wang
semanticscholar   +1 more source

SRIM – The stopping and range of ions in matter (2010)

, 2010
J. Ziegler, J. Biersack, M. Ziegler
semanticscholar   +1 more source