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For pt.I see ibid., vol.12, no.21, p.3569 (1979). The K Auger electron yields from projectiles and target atoms are measured concurrently for C-N, N-O and C-O collisions in the intermediate energy range from 0.4 to 2.5 meV and the derived cross sections for K-shell excitation are compared with the MO model predictions of Taulbjerg et al. (1976) and Meyerhof (1973). Although some deviations are seen, the results support that 2p pi -2p sigma rotational and 2p sigma -1s sigma radial couplings successively proceed in these collisions. The projectile-charge-state dependence of cross section for the C-N and N-O cases reveals that the cross section magnitude is crudely proportional to the number of total 2p vacancies.
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