Abstract
SynopsisThe fragmentation of 2Br-, 2Cl- and 5Br-pyrimidine following direct valence photoionization or inner shell excitation and decay has been studied by electron-ion coincidence experiments. The results show that the fragmentation is strongly selective on the final singly charged ion state and the dominant fragmentation patterns correlate to the nearest appearance potential.
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Synopsis The fragmentation of 2Br, 2Cl- and 5Br-pyrimidine following direct valence photoionization or inner shell excitation and decay has been studied by electron-ion coincidence experiments
The results show that the fragmentation is strongly selective on the final singly charged ion state and the dominant fragmentation patterns correlate to the nearest appearance potential
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