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Electron capture by 50-keV fluorinated fullerene anions (C₆₀Fₙ^- $18<n<48)$ produced in either a plasma or an electrospray ion source has been studied in collisions with Xe atoms. The relative importance of nondissociative vs dissociative electron capture was found to depend strongly on the ion production method and on the number of attached F atoms. The absolute size of the cross section ~10^-16cm² has been modeled within the over-the-barrier model.
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Boltalina et al. (2000) studied this question.
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