Population distribution subsequent to charge exchange of 29.85keV Ni+ on sodium vapor
The population of low-energy metastable states in Ni I subsequent to charge-exchange reactions and cascade decay was studied for 29.85keV Ni ions impinging on a sodium vapor. The charge-exchange cross sections were calculated using a semi-classic time-dependent perturbation theory and redistribution...
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| 520 | |a The population of low-energy metastable states in Ni I subsequent to charge-exchange reactions and cascade decay was studied for 29.85keV Ni ions impinging on a sodium vapor. The charge-exchange cross sections were calculated using a semi-classic time-dependent perturbation theory and redistribution of the population via rapid spontaneous decays was simulated. Collinear laser spectroscopy experiments were performed on four emission lines in Ni I to determine populations in low-energy metastable states: 3d 94s 3 D 3 (204.787cm−1), 3d 94s 3D2 (879.816cm−1), 3d 94s 3 D 1 (1713.087cm−1) and 3d 94s 1 D 2 (3409.937cm−1). Fair agreement was obtained between the simulation and experimental results. The low-energy metastable states were preferentially populated after the cascade decay in contrast to weak populations in near-resonant high-energy states in Ni I. | ||
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10.1016/j.sab.2015.08.004 doi GBVA2015013000004.pica (DE-627)ELV029006732 (ELSEVIER)S0584-8547(15)00196-2 DE-627 ger DE-627 rakwb eng 540 530 540 DE-600 530 DE-600 540 VZ 42.15 bkl Ryder, C.A. verfasserin aut Population distribution subsequent to charge exchange of 29.85keV Ni+ on sodium vapor 2015transfer abstract 6 nicht spezifiziert zzz rdacontent nicht spezifiziert z rdamedia nicht spezifiziert zu rdacarrier The population of low-energy metastable states in Ni I subsequent to charge-exchange reactions and cascade decay was studied for 29.85keV Ni ions impinging on a sodium vapor. The charge-exchange cross sections were calculated using a semi-classic time-dependent perturbation theory and redistribution of the population via rapid spontaneous decays was simulated. Collinear laser spectroscopy experiments were performed on four emission lines in Ni I to determine populations in low-energy metastable states: 3d 94s 3 D 3 (204.787cm−1), 3d 94s 3D2 (879.816cm−1), 3d 94s 3 D 1 (1713.087cm−1) and 3d 94s 1 D 2 (3409.937cm−1). Fair agreement was obtained between the simulation and experimental results. The low-energy metastable states were preferentially populated after the cascade decay in contrast to weak populations in near-resonant high-energy states in Ni I. The population of low-energy metastable states in Ni I subsequent to charge-exchange reactions and cascade decay was studied for 29.85keV Ni ions impinging on a sodium vapor. The charge-exchange cross sections were calculated using a semi-classic time-dependent perturbation theory and redistribution of the population via rapid spontaneous decays was simulated. Collinear laser spectroscopy experiments were performed on four emission lines in Ni I to determine populations in low-energy metastable states: 3d 94s 3 D 3 (204.787cm−1), 3d 94s 3D2 (879.816cm−1), 3d 94s 3 D 1 (1713.087cm−1) and 3d 94s 1 D 2 (3409.937cm−1). Fair agreement was obtained between the simulation and experimental results. The low-energy metastable states were preferentially populated after the cascade decay in contrast to weak populations in near-resonant high-energy states in Ni I. Minamisono, K. oth Asberry, H.B. oth Isherwood, B. oth Mantica, P.F. oth Miller, A. oth Rossi, D.M. oth Strum, R. oth Enthalten in Elsevier Li, Qiang ELSEVIER Dual stimuli-responsive polypeptide-calcium phosphate hybrid nanoparticles for co-delivery of multiple drugs in cancer therapy 2021 Amsterdam [u.a.] (DE-627)ELV005740053 volume:113 year:2015 day:1 month:11 pages:16-21 extent:6 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sab.2015.08.004 Volltext GBV_USEFLAG_U GBV_ELV SYSFLAG_U SSG-OLC-PHA 42.15 Zellbiologie VZ AR 113 2015 1 1101 16-21 6 045F 540 |
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The population of low-energy metastable states in Ni I subsequent to charge-exchange reactions and cascade decay was studied for 29.85keV Ni ions impinging on a sodium vapor. The charge-exchange cross sections were calculated using a semi-classic time-dependent perturbation theory and redistribution of the population via rapid spontaneous decays was simulated. Collinear laser spectroscopy experiments were performed on four emission lines in Ni I to determine populations in low-energy metastable states: 3d 94s 3 D 3 (204.787cm−1), 3d 94s 3D2 (879.816cm−1), 3d 94s 3 D 1 (1713.087cm−1) and 3d 94s 1 D 2 (3409.937cm−1). Fair agreement was obtained between the simulation and experimental results. The low-energy metastable states were preferentially populated after the cascade decay in contrast to weak populations in near-resonant high-energy states in Ni I. |
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