Abstract

Slow F(+) ions (v<0.1 a.u.) scattered from a clean and flat LiF(001) surface under a grazing angle of incidence exhibit a high probability for forming F(-) ions in the reflected beam, whereas no negative ions are found for neutral F(0) projectiles. From detailed studies of projectile energy loss and charge transfer, we find evidence for a correlated double-electron capture process in the formation of the F(-) ions.

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