A new method for studying carbon clusters in the gas phase - Observations of size specific neutral fragment loss from metastable reactions of mass selected C(n)(+), n = 60 or less

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Feb 1988

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Journal of Chemical Physics (ISSN 0021-9606), vol. 88, Feb. 15, 1988, p. 2809-2814.

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Chemical Physics

80

Carbon, Excimer Lasers, Heat Of Formation, Positive Ions, Vapor Phases, Comet Tails, High Pressure, High Resolution, Interstellar Space, Mass Spectrometers

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Carbon cluster ions are abundant in flames, interstellar space, and comet tails. In this paper, the fragmentation of metastable positive carbon cluster ions is reported. All C(n)(+) clusters with n = 5 or larger exhibit metastable reactions. The data are analyzed in terms of the possible structures of both the metastable ion and the neutral and ionic products.

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