Quenching of O+/2D/ by electrons in the thermosphere

Physics – Atomic Physics

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Atmospheric Physics, Electron Energy, Ionic Reactions, Oxygen Ions, Quenching (Atomic Physics), Thermosphere, Ion Concentration, Ion Temperature, Metastable State, Photochemical Reactions, Reaction Kinetics

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Satellite measurements of relevant ionospheric parameters were used to determine the rate coefficient for quenching of O+(2D) by electrons as a function of temperature. The results agree with the theoretically determined rate coefficient to within statistical uncertainties. The study provides confirmation of the absolute magnitude of the rate coefficient given by theoretical calculation at these temperatures, but it also indicates a somewhat steeper dependence on electron temperature than that predicted by theory.

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