Abstract
For pt.I see ibid., vol.11, no.18, p.3145 (1978). A classical trajectory analysis for T to V excitation and CID processes of highly vibrationally excited Morse diatomics in Cinfinity collisions with atoms, assuming a pure repulsive exponential interaction, is presented. Phase-averaged energy transfer and CID probabilities have been obtained for a wide range of mass distributions and initial energies. Effects of vibrational inhibition/enhancement and 'double' impacts on CID probabilities are investigated. Some analytical results for the hard-sphere limit are also presented.
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