Abstract
Single ionization cross sections for He2+ and O6+ impact on Na*(3p) in the 2–10 keV amu−1 energy range have been measured using recoil-ion momentum spectroscopy of cold Na atoms. The present results are compared with our previous data on Na(3s). It is found that ionization of these weakly bound alkali systems yields larger cross sections than predicted from scaling laws derived from H and He targets. Also information on the ejected electron momenta could be obtained from the recoil spectra.
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