Effects of Break-Up Ratios and Distribution Functions of Specific Size on the Mean Specific Size of Cluster Ions
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The effects of break-up ratios and distribution functions of specific size on the relation between the mean specific size of nitrogen cluster ions and ionizing electron current have been theoretically investigated. The theoretical values of the mean specific size are about 100 to 200% of the experimental ones under suitable experimental conditions. The break-up ratio is defined as 1/n, where n is an integer (10≥n≥1). The mean specific size increases linearly with n at large electron currents. The mean specific size in the case of 1/n(n>1) is larger than that in the case of 1/l by 15% at the maximum in the range of acceleration voltage used. The Poisson distribution function and the ion current distribution function proposed by Falter et al. give better agreements between the theoretical and experimental values of the mean specific size.
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- 1980-05-05
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