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Relaxation dynamics of SF6 studied by energy resolved electron ion coincidence technique

Author

  • Marek Stankiewicz
  • Jaume Rius i Riu
  • Jesús Álvarez Ruiz
  • Peter Erman
  • Paul Hatherly
  • Antti Kivimäki
  • Emilio Melero García
  • Elisabeth Rachlew

Summary, in English

The mass spectra from the SF6 molecule acquired by energy-resolved electron ion coincidence (EREICO) technique using (1t1g + [5t1u,1t2u]), (3eg + 1t2g), 4t1u, and 5a1g electrons after both valence and S 2p−1 6a1g core excitation reveal a strong selectivity in the dissociation from these states. From the comparison of the obtained spectra, the influence of the core-excited state in the relaxation pathway of the molecule is studied. The S 2p → 6a1g core excitation does not affect the relaxation dynamics after participator Auger decay to the (1t1g + [5t1u,1t2u])−1 and (4t1u)−1 states, but it alters the relaxation dynamics after participator Auger decay to the (3eg + 1t2g)−1 and (5a1g)−1 states with respect to the decay processes after direct excitation of the same orbitals. These observations point to core excitation induced dissociation in the SF6 molecule.

Publishing year

2004

Language

English

Pages

369-375

Publication/Series

Journal of Electron Spectroscopy and Related Phenomena

Volume

137-140

Document type

Journal article

Publisher

Elsevier

Topic

  • Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Information Engineering

Keywords

  • relaxation dynamics
  • SF6 molecule
  • ion coincidence technique

Conference name

ICESS-9, 9th International Conference on Electronic Spectroscopy and Structure

Conference date

2003-06-30 - 2003-07-04

Conference place

Uppsala, Sweden

Status

Published

ISBN/ISSN/Other

  • ISSN: 0368-2048