Radiative and nonradiative charge transfer in collisions of H(+) with Li below 1 keV

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Atomic Collisions, Atomic Excitations, Charge Exchange, Electron Transfer, Hydrogen Ions, Ionic Collisions, Lithium, Particle Collisions, Protons, Radiative Transfer, Astronomical Models, Configuration Interaction, Interstellar Matter, Molecular Orbitals, Quantum Mechanics, Temperature Effects

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Charge transfer resulting from collisions of H(+) with Li is studied from 1 keV/u down to 10-5 eV/u. Excitation to Li* (2p) and charge transfer to H(n = 2) are found to be dominant above 10 eV. Below 10 eV, nonradiative charge transfer to H(1s) takes over, and at much lower energies radiative charge transfer/association becomes dominant. The rate coefficient for radiative charge transfer/association is on the order of10--17 cc/s with a slowly decreasing trend as the temeprature increases, while that for non-radiative charge transfer varies drastically from 10-20 cc/s at 100 K to 10-12 cc/s at 10,000 K.

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