Dissociative recombinations of H 2 + with electrons has been studied in the ion storage ring CRYRING at the Manne Siegbahn Labooratory. The H 2 + ions were stored at an energy of 6 MeV/u and phase-space cooled by 3.25 keV electrons. After 20s of storage and cooling, dissociative recombination was studied over the energy range 0.005-60eV. Advantage was taken of the new electron cooler design, which allows for a tenfold decrease of the transverse electron temperature. Resonance structures in the low-energy cross section were clearly observed and found in quite good agreement with theoretical results.
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