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Collision induced dissociation: A statistical theory
C. Rebick
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R. D. Levine
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Institute of Chemistry
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Statistical Theory
100%
Collision-induced Dissociation
100%
Indirect Mechanism
66%
Threshold Energy
66%
Chaperone
33%
Three-body
33%
Energy Dependence
33%
Energy Transfer
33%
Diatoms
33%
Two-body
33%
Total Energy
33%
Angular Momentum
33%
Selective Bias
33%
Direct Process
33%
Transfer Type
33%
Direct Dissociation
33%
Non-statistical
33%
Vibrational Energy
33%
Translational Energy
33%
Intermediate Process
33%
Enegy
33%
Chemistry
Collisionally Activated Dissociation (CAD)
100%
Collision Induced Dissociation
100%
Energy Transfer
50%
Angular Momentum
50%
formation
50%
Vibrational Energy
50%
Translational Energy
50%