Abstract

We measured the kinetic energy distributions of the fragment ions of doubly and quadruply ionized argon dimers using 3000 eV electron impact. For the dissociation of (Ar${}_{2}$)${}^{2+}$, the peak that indicates radiative charge transfer is observed, where the outer-shell ionization (dominant in highly charged ion collision) and the inner-shell ionization (preferential in x-ray experiments) have approximately equal contributions. For the dissociation of (Ar${}_{2}$)${}^{4+}$, the interatomic Coulombic decay and electron-transfer-mediated decay are first observed in the electron-impact process.

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