An apparatus is described for the measurement of the scattering of low velocity ions in gases. This consists essentially of an ion source, focusing devices, a magnet for velocity and species selection, and a measuring chamber. Technique of construction and operation is described which enables scattering curves to be obtained where the effective cross-sectional area is plotted against ion velocity down to a velocity of two volts. This apparatus has been found useful for condensable gases such as water, as well as for non-condensable gases. It has been constructed in such a way that ion neutralization as well as elastic scattering can be quantitatively determined as a function of velocity.
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