Charge transfer reactions between O−, O2−, OH−, and NO2− and O3 have been studied to obtain cross sections for information of O3− The charge transfer reaction O3− on NO2 has also been remeasured. The range of ion energies considered extends from 1 to 500 eV. Upper limits have been obtained for the charge transfer cross section of F−, Cl−, and CO3−, with O3. The results show that the electron affinity of O3 must be close to accepted value of approximately 2 eV. The method used to produce a neutral beam of pure O3 is discussed.
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