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July 28, 1986Journal of Physics B Atomic and Molecular Physics

Charge transfer of multiply charged slow argon, krypton and xenon ions on atomic and molecular targets. Single-charge transfer cross sections

T. Kusakabe T. Horiuchi N. Nagai Hirofumi Hanaki Ichiro Konomi Masakatsu Sakisaka

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Charge transfer of multiply charged slow argon, krypton and xenon ions on atomic and molecular targets. Single-charge transfer cross sections, T Kusakabe, T Horiuchi, N Nagai, H Hanaki, I Konomi, M Sakisaka

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