Abstract

Emission bands of the CHO, CH, and OH radicals, together with atomic hydrogen transitions, have been observed due to collisions of CHO⁺ ions and CH₄ molecules. Cross sections of the most intense band of the CH radical have been determined at different laboratory kinetic energies of the CHO⁺ ions in the range 100 to 900 eV.

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