Unique information about the motion and correlation of valence electrons in atoms, molecules and their ions is obtained from electron-impact ionization reactions near the Bethe ridge at total energies of the order of 1000 eV or higher. This is electron momentum spectroscopy. The history, theory and practice of the field are discussed and its value is shown by numerous examples.
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