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In the first measurements of their type, the authors demonstrate the feasibility of the use of energy loss/gain spectroscopy in conjunction with a tungsten tube furnace for studies of state-selective capture by multiply-charged ions in atomic hydrogen. For electron capture by 8 keV N 2+ in H the authors identify the main excited product channels and determine cross sections for the formation of N + in the 3 D o and 3 P o states.
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McCullough et al. (1983) studied this question.
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