Si* Rydberg atoms in plasmas originating from laser ablation of Si were identified, employing deflection plates for electric-field ionization and a quadrupole mass spectrometer. The angle-resolved time-of-flight and yield distributions of these species showed that both the most probable time-of-flight and the yield of the Si* atoms decreased with an increasing detection angle, as in the case of laser ablated neutrals.
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