Abstract

We have measured the energy loss of low velocity 16O ions in thin carbon foils of different thicknesses from 4–25 μg cm −2 using a time-of-flight technique. The foil thicknesses were determined from 4He energy losses. We observe that the specific energy loss for the thicker foils exceeds that for a 4 μg cm −2 foil by ∼ 20% at v ∼ 0.6 v O , which qualitatively agrees with results obtained for the 20 Ne → C system. The results are interpreted within the framework of the Meyer-Klein-Wedell theory.

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