DISSOCIATIVE ELECTRON-ATTACHMENT TO NH3, NH2OH, NH2NH2 AND NH2CH3

1992-03-01
YALCIN, T
SUZER, S
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NH2- formation by the attachment of electrons to NH3, NH2OH, NH2NH2 and NH2CH3 is studied using a low energy (0-10 eV), narrow electron beam. Formation of NH2- shows a narrow resonance with an onset around 4.5 eV and maximum around 6.0 eV from all these compounds. This slow variation of the appearance potential of NH2- within the series is rather unexpected from the energy balance equation since the bond energies vary considerably from one compound to the other.
Negative-ions
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/64962
JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR STRUCTURE
Department of Chemistry, Article

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T. YALCIN and S. SUZER, “DISSOCIATIVE ELECTRON-ATTACHMENT TO NH3, NH2OH, NH2NH2 AND NH2CH3,” JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR STRUCTURE, pp. 353–356, 1992, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/64962.
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