ion E(keV) v(au) T(K) angle Yield [dE/dx]e [dE/dx]n ref
H+ 1500
7.8 10
.13 2.062
.0014 (2)
H+ 400
4.0
2.9 4.77
.0041
H2+ 1500 5.49 10 1.6 6.53 .0049
He+ 1500 3.88 10 17.5(50)* 18.50 .0188
He+ 1500
3.88 10
17 18.50
.0188 (1)
35
18
40
20
50
16
60
17
75
22
80
30
85
32
90
32
95
45
100
55
110
75
O+ 1500 1.94 10 2000 95.58 1.0 (2)
F+2 1600
1.84
3500 82.14
1.152
F+3 6000
3.6
7300 131.00
.400
F+3 7500
4.0
6400 132.80
.334
F+4 15000
5.6
3600 129.90
.186
20000 6.5
2050 123.00
.146
F+5 25000
7.3
1600 115.70
.120
Ne+ 45 .30 77 (92)** 8.05 13.43
Ar+ 1500
1.23 10
6300 77.15
7.412
45
.21
215 11.44
36.43
30
.17
180 9.46
37.99
15
.12
170 6.83
38.14
# These are charge - state equilibrium stopping process from SRIM:
http://www.research.ibm.com/ionbeams/home.htm#SRIM
(1) Brown, W.L. et al. Ion-Induced Chemistry in Condensed Gas Solids,
Nucl. Instrum. & Methods 218
(1983) 707-711.
(2) Lepoire, D.J. et al., Sputtering of SO2 by High Energy Ions.
Radi. Effe. 71 (1983) 245-259.
Last Updata: Oct. 9, 2000