State-selection by an Unconventional Mechanism in Dissociative Double Ionization of Sulphur Dioxide

2021 · doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-638182/v1
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Abstract

Using multi-electron-ion coincidence measurements combined with high level calculations, we show that double ionization of SO 2 at 40.81 eV can be state selective. It leads to high energy products, in good yield, via a newly identified mechanim, which is likely to apply widely to multiple ionization by almost all impact processes.

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