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For another limiting case,
[ C ]( k q
C
k d )
1 ,
(2.106)
the number density of particles C is so high that the rate constant for formation of
the bound state A C B does not depend on this number density, and the formation
of the bound state A C B can be considered to be two body in nature with rate
constant
k c k q
k q
k
D
K [ C ]
D
.
(2.107)
C
k d
Particles C affect the factor k q /( k q
k d ) in (2.107), which is the probability that
collision of autodetaching ion ( A C B ) and particle C leads to formation of the
bound state AB C .
C
Ta b l e 2 . 19 Collision processes involving ions.
Process
Scheme
Comment number,
section of [146]
A C C
A C C
Elastic ion-atom
collisions
B
!
B
Section 2.1.9
A C C
A C
Resonant charge
exchange
A
!
A
C
Section 2.1.9
A C C
B C
a , b
Nonresonant charge
exchange
B
!
A
C
A C C
B !
Mutual neutralization
of ions
A
C
B
Section 2.3.6
B !
Decay of negative ions
A
C
AB
C
e
B !
in atomic collisions
A
C
A
C
B
C
e
Section 2.2.4
A C C
AB C C
C C )
c
Ion-molecule
reactions
BC
!
C ( AB
C
A C C
AB C C
B
C
C
!
C
Conversion of atomic
ions to molecular ions
in three body
collisions
Section 2.3.2
A C C
B C
d , Section 4.4.7
Ion-ion recombination
in three body
collisions
C
!
A
C
B
C
C
a The cross section of the process is larger than the gas-kinetic cross section.
b The cross section depends on the value of the Massey parameter.
c These reactions are akin to chemical reactions.
d At thermal collision energies, the rate constant of this process is of the order of 10 31 cm 6 /s.
Formation of an autodetaching state ( AB C ) in the course of the collision can result in this
value being exceeded by several orders of magnitude.
 
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