The branching ratios for leaving the CO+ ion in a particular vibrational level of the ground X2Ʃ+ state have been determined as functions of photon energy through the n = 3 autoionizing Rydberg state converging to the B2Ʃ+ state of CO+; there are substantial differences between theoretical and experimental Franck-Condon factors when ‘on’ resonance. The branching ratios have been converted into absolute partial cross sections by normalizing to existing data obtained by using line sources. The asymmetry parameter β has also been determined for each vibrational level in this spectral range. Considerable variations in both have been observed in the region of this resonance.
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