Ion induced excitation and fragmentation of fullerenes and small organic molecules

Thomas Schlathölter; O Hadjar; J. de Vries; R Hoekstra; R Morgenstern

Ion induced excitation and fragmentation of fullerenes and small organic molecules

Thomas Schlathölter, O Hadjar, J. de Vries, R Hoekstra, R Morgenstern

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The interaction of multiply charged ions with fullerenes involves processes such as ionization, evaporation, fragmentation and electron emission. The relative importance of these deexciation channels depends on the projectile parameters charge state q, velocity v and atomic number Z. We give a brief review on the most recent results regarding ion-induced fullerene excitation and de-excitation. Furthermore, attention is paid to the application of the obtained knowledge and techniques to the investigion of small biomolecules.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	PHOTONIC, ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS
Editors	J Burgdorfer, JS Cohen, S Datz, CR Vane
Place of Publication	PRINCETON
Publisher	RINTON PRESS, INC
Pages	675-686
Number of pages	12
ISBN (Print)	1-58949-018-5
Publication status	Published - 2001
Event	22nd International Conference on Photonic, Electronic, Collisions - Duration: 18-Jul-2001 → 24-Jul-2001

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Other	22nd International Conference on Photonic, Electronic, Collisions
Period	18/07/2001 → 24/07/2001

Keywords

HIGHLY-CHARGED IONS
ELECTRON-CAPTURE
ENERGY-LOSS
C-60 FRAGMENTATION
SLOW COLLISIONS
IONIZATION
DEPENDENCE
AR8+
DISTRIBUTIONS
MULTIPLICITY

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Schlathölter, T, Hadjar, O, de Vries, J, Hoekstra, R & Morgenstern, R 2001, Ion induced excitation and fragmentation of fullerenes and small organic molecules. in J Burgdorfer, JS Cohen, S Datz & CR Vane (eds), PHOTONIC, ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS. RINTON PRESS, INC, PRINCETON, pp. 675-686, 22nd International Conference on Photonic, Electronic, Collisions, 18/07/2001.

Ion induced excitation and fragmentation of fullerenes and small organic molecules. / Schlathölter, Thomas; Hadjar, O; de Vries, J. et al.
PHOTONIC, ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS. ed. / J Burgdorfer; JS Cohen; S Datz; CR Vane. PRINCETON: RINTON PRESS, INC, 2001. p. 675-686.

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Ion induced excitation and fragmentation of fullerenes and small organic molecules

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