Stark broadening of 6s-6p and 5d-6p singly ionized xenon lines is measured as a function of electron density 6≤Nₑ≤18×10¹⁶ cm^-3 in a gas-driven shock tube. Doppler and resonance broadening, and radiative trapping, are negligible at 10.2≤T≤12.4×10³ K and 2≤NXe≤8×10¹⁷ cm^-3. Results are compared with theoretical predictions and with trends in the broadening of ions in the homologous structure sequences: Ne II, Ar II, Kr II, Xe II and Mg II, Ca II, Sr II, Ba II.
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