Abstract

A slow and clean fluorine atom beam source is one of the essential components for the low-collision energy scattering experiment involving fluorine atom. In this work, we describe a simple but effective photolysis fluorine atom beam source based on ultraviolet laser photolysis, the performance of which was demonstrated by high-resolution time-of-flight spectra from the reactive scattering of F+HD. This beam source paved the way for studies of low energy collisions with fluorine atoms.

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