The dissociation of ions produced in collisions of ions with CO has been studied by time-of-flight methods. From the time-of-flight spectra the energy released in the dissociation process is determined. Our results for the kinetic energy release of and ions are compared with the results of other ionization methods. Clear differences are observed. We observe a counterintuitive dependence of the kinetic energy release on the velocity of the ions, i.e. the kinetic energy release increases with decreasing velocity.
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