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The use of high-resolution x-ray measurements in determining the electronic vacancy configuration of an energetic ion inside a solid has been applied to 4.0- and 5.0-MeV Ar projectiles incident on a KCl target. The Ar Kα1,2 line is found to be shifted to higher energies by 6.1 ±{} 0.6 and 8.1 ±{} 0.6 eV, respectively, at these bombarding energies. These shifts correspond to five and six vacancies in the Ar 3s-3p subshells. The Cl Kα1,2 line is used as a reference line and thin-target x-ray cross-section measurements are used to show that Cl and Ar are excited in the same manner.
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