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Electron attachment to C 2 Cl 4 and Trojan horse ionization

Drexel et al., 2003

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14709827294720670048
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Drexel H
Sailer W
Grill V
Scheier P
Illenberger E
Märk T
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The Journal of chemical physics

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Electron attachment to tetrachloroethene (C 2 Cl 4) has been studied in the energy range from∼ 0 eV up to 9.5 eV, using a trochoidal electron monochromator with an energy resolution of about 70 meV. Production yields for the parent anion and various fragment …
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