Stopping ions from going to pieces: Multiply charged molecular ions have fascinating bonding schemes which must counterbalance the strong Coulomb repulsion of the charge centers. In molecular-beam experiments it has been possible to generate small multiply charged anions, such as [Cr(SCN)4]2−, and analyze their fragmentation behavior (see scheme).
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