Abstract
The mechanisms for production due to methane fragmentation by electron impact in the 22 to 400 eV energy range were investigated using the delayed extraction time-of-flight technique. Absolute cross sections for the two possible channels, + H2 and + 2 H, and the corresponding kinetic energy distributions of were obtained. Furthermore, the average kinetic energy release of H2 and H neutrals for these two reactions were estimated as 0.3 eV and 2.1 eV, respectively. The dynamics governing these two pathways is discussed.
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