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Contents

Page Foreword Ill Introduction 1

I. Electron Cross Section Index 5 Total Scattering. Experimental 5 Total Scattering, Theoretical 7 Elastic Scattering, Experimental 7 Elastic Scattering, Theoretical 9

Ionization, Experimental 14

Ionization, Theoretical 21

Detachment, Experimental 24

Detachment, Theoretical 24

Electronic Excitation, Experimental 25

Electronic Excitation, Theoretical 30

De-Excitation, Experimental 37

De-Excitation, Theoretical 38

Dissociation, Experimental 38

Dissociation, Theoretical 39

Dissociative Ionization, Experimental 39

Dissociative Ionization, Theoretical 40

Dissociative Attachment, Experimental 40

Dissociative Attachment, Theoretical 42

Vibrational Excitation, Experimental 42

Vibrational Excitation, Theoretical 43

Rotational Excitation, Experimental 44

Rotational Excitation, Theoretical 44

Free-Free Emission, Experimental 44

Free-Free Emission, Theoretical 44

Radiative Recombination, Experimental 45

Radiative Recombination, Theoretical 45

Radiative Attachment, Experimental 45

Radiative Attachment, Theoretical 45

Dissociative Recombination, Experimental 46

Dissociative Recombination, Theoretical 46

II. Positron Cross Section Index 47

Total Scattering, Experimental 47

Elastic Scattering, Experimental 47

Elastic Scattering, Theoretical 47

Ionization, Theoretical , 48

V
Page Detachment, Theoretical 48

Electronic Excitation, Theoretical 48

Vibrational Excitation, Theoretical 48

Rotational Excitation, Theoretical 48

III. Photon Cross Section Index 49

Absorption, Experimental 49

Scattering, Experimental 53

Scattering, Theoretical 53

Ionization, Experimental 54

Ionization, Theoretical 58

Detachment, Experimental 62

Detachment, Theoretical 63

Fluorescence, Experimental 64

Dissociation, Experimental 64

Dissociation, Theoretical 66

IV. Bibliography 67

V. Author Index 167

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Bibliography of Low Energy Electron and Photon Cross Section Data

(through December 1974)

Lee J. Kieffer*

Laboratory Astrophysics Division, Institute for Basic Standards, National Bureau ofStandards, Boulder, Colorado 80302

A bibliography of original reports of measurements or calculations of electron, positron and photon

cross sections and their ions is presented. A detailed index to the bibliography allows retrieval of

cross section data for specific processes and atomic or molecular species. A comprehensive author

index is included. The bibliography covers the period 1921 through calendar year 1974 but some

references late in 1974 may not have been found and included. No references were found prior to 1921.

Key words: Atom; collision cross section; detachment; dissociation; elastic scattering; electron;

excitation; fluorescence; ion; ionization; molecule; photon; positron.

Introduction

History

This bibliography is the resuh of a continuing

literature survey which was begun in 1960 and originally encompassed only electron and positron

collision cross section data. In 1967 the collection

of photon cross section references was begun. The

search for references in both cases was retro- spective and included all papers reporting measure- ments or calculations of such cross sections or

their equivalents (see below) for atoms and small

molecules. This means that the earhest papers

in our collection go back to the beginning of modern

atomic and molecular physics in the 1920's. In

fact the earliest papers in our collection are the

classic electron transmission measurements of

Ramsauer and electron drift tube measurements

of Townsend which were pubhshed in 1921. The

organization responsible for continuing this survey

is the Low Energy Atomic Collision Cross Section

Information Center which is located in the Joint

Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics, University

of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado 80302.

Scope

This bibhography contains references to original

research papers which report measurements or theoretical calculations of cross sections for electron and photon collisions with free atoms and

small molecules and their positive and negative

ions. Free radicals are included. The choice of molecular species is somewhat arbitrary. The

general criteria for inclusion were that the species

Present address: Institute for Basic Standards, National Bureau of Standards,

Washington. D.C. 20234

be important in modehng planetary and stellar atmospheres, galactic gas clouds, gas discharges

and lasers, or low temperature plasmas. There

also is included a small but significant group of references containing positron scattering cross section data. Papers reporting measurements or calculations

of the following quantities are included, since

under proper conditions cross sections have been

or can be simply derived from them.

For electron impact: (1) scattering phase shifts

(2) scattering lengths

(3) ionization efficiencies

(4) excitation efficiencies For photon impact: (1) absorption coefficients

(2) ionization coefficients The energy range for electron cross section data

is 0-10 keV. This should not be taken literally since

in many cases measurements are made over a wide

range and might only partly overlap this range. It

is unlikely though that references will be found for primary electron energies above 50 keV.

The criterion that we have attempted to apply

in our selection of the papers containing photon

cross sections is that the data in the papers should

be for wavelength regions of continuous absorption. For atoms, this clearly means those wavelength regions above the first ionization Hmit.

Indeed, until elastic scattering becomes important,

the absorption and ionization continua cross sections are identical. In the case of molecules this clear-cut distinction cannot be made since we now

have ionization and dissociation continua overlaid

in many cases by discrete structure with variable

efficiencies for preionization, predissociation and

photoexcitation. We have therefore restricted our search primarily to the wavelength range represented

by the ultraviolet region of the spectrum (1.0 to
300 nm).

In addition to references from the formal scientific literature we have included theses, reports

given at meetings in some cases, and company or agency reports which have been printed and cir- culated. However, reference is not made to material

that is unavailable either through library facihties or government document centers. No classified material is included. Very few items have been

included from the published proceedings of national

and international conferences, not only because

of the enormous increase in the number of these

conferences, but also because the data presented

are usually published more formally later. There

is also a tendency for authors to publish material

which is identical to that which they have reported on at a meeting and also issued as a company or agency report. In some cases it is possible to verify that one of these situations is so and in those cases

only one reference, the formal pubUcation, if there

is one, is kept in the bibliography. In many cases

it is not possible to make a precise distinction

among such documents. Because of this, there may

be cases of duplication in the sense that there

may be more than one reference to the same original data. We have tried to keep this to a minimum

consistent with our aim of collecting references

to all published data. Inclusion of a reference in this bibliography does

not imply a value judgment about the accuracy of the data. It is only asserted that the references

included report a measured electron, positron, or photon scattering cross section. References identified on or before 28 February

1975 and bearing a publication date on or before

31 December 1974 are included. This means that the bibliography is essentially complete through

calendar year 1974. There are probably some

references from obscure or nonstandard sources which have not been identified and included.

These are normally found through abstracting serv- ices which in some cases are 6 months to 1 year

behind pubHcation dates. The references are indexed by a hierarchy of terms which describe in detail the cross section

data to be found in the reference. First of all there

are three large groupings: the electron, positron

and photon lists. Within each of these large groupings the order of the index terms is as follows:

(1) Process (see Contents).

(2) Experimental or Theoretical.

(3) Normahzed or Relative (the data are considered normaUzed if given in absolute units.) i

(4) Atomic or Molecular Species (including the { degree of ionization of the target). The com- 1 mon chemical symbols for the atomic species ! come first and are alphabetically ordered.

They are followed by diatomics, triatomics,

etc. The molecular symbols are alphabetically ordered. If a subscript appears, one

merely treats it as a repeating symbol for purposes of ordering.

(5) The states of the target and their ordering

are as follows:

(a) Neutral unexcited species.

(b) Negative ions, indicated by a superscript

minus sign following the atomic or molecular symbol.

(c) Neutral excited species, indicated by a

superscript asterisk following the atomic

or molecular symbol.

(d) Positively charged ions, indicated by a

superscript plus sign and an integer indi- cating the degree of ionization following

the atomic or molecular symbol.

The index categories are generally self-explanatory but a few comments about the process terms

are in order. The terms that we have chosen are based more on experimental techniques than the,

perhaps, more logical theoretical categories. Thus,

for example, the category "Absorption" in the photon index has no theoretical subsection, as the theoretical papers will deal specifically with ionization or dissociation. However, in the laboratory, the

quantities measured are usually the total absorption cross section and the photoionization or photodissociation yield. In these cases, a paper reporting

total absorption cross sections is listed under

"Absorption," while a paper reporting photoionization or dissociation yields is fisted under "Ionization" or "Dissociation." This listing procedure has

been followed even for papers which claim to measure "ionization" cross sections for atoms using

absorption techniques. Those papers listed under

the category "Photoionization, Experimental," have

all measured the cross section by detecting the

number of positive ions created.

A large amount of data is now becoming available

using mass spectrometry and photoelectron tech- niques. These techniques measure a quantity which

should yield the relative partial photoionization

cross section for the production of ion fragments,

or of the parent ion in a particular energy state. We have Usted the papers using these techniques

2
I under "Ionization, Relative."

I Category "Total Scattering" in the electron index

! includes theoretical papers that give a total cross

j section which is the sum of elastic and inelastic

I cross sections. It also includes any references to

ji experimentally determined cross sections in which

the experiment does not distinguish between elasj tically and inelastically scattered electrons even

I if the experiment is carried out in an energy range

in which only elastic scattering is expected.

Organization

; This report consists of three parts: an index to

I the bibliography, the list of citations in the bib- liography, and an author index.

Index

The index is a list of references which are identified by our accession number, the first author's surname and the last two digits of the year of publication. (For example, 66 means 1966.) The accession number identifies the reference in our hst of

citations.

Bibliography

In this section the complete citations for all references are given. The citations are hsted in numerical order by accession number. AU authors'

surnames and initials and the title are given as well

as journal name, volume, inclusive pages and year

of publication. For non-journal references, standard

identifying information used by libraries for cata- loguing is given.

Author Index

In this section all authors are hsted alphabetically by surname. After each author's name is a

list of accession numbers indicating which ref- erences he authored or coauthored.

Acknowledgments

The Atomic Collision Cross Section Information

Center is part of the National Standard Reference

Data System of the National Bureau of Standards.

The Center is supported by the Office of Standard

Reference Data of the National Bureau of Standards.

The collection of this material began almost 14 years ago and during that long period many indi- viduals have made major contributions. The author

would hke to especially thank Dr. R. D. Hudson of

NASA-Johnson Space Craft Center for his invaluable help in collecting and classifying the refer- ences in the photon bibliography. Finally, the author

would like to thank Patricia L. Ruttenberg who

made this publication possible via computer assisted

typesetting.

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I. Electron Cross Section Index

TOTAL SCATTERING

Normalized Ar 1 Erode, 25

72 Mayer, 21 74 Ramsauer, 21 76 Rusch, 26

86 Ramsauer, 29

95 Ramsauer, 32

160 Green, 30

175 Gaertner, 31

197 Townsend, 22 292 Engelhardt, 64

454 Drawin, 56 538 Hammer, 56

819 Bowe, 60

1007 Erode, 32

1062 Frost, 64

1577 Daiber, 65

1752 Wahlin, 31

1891 Aberth. 63

1962 Golden, 66

2328 Ny, 37 2906 Polushkin, 66

2957 Gavallas, 67 3568 Volkov, 68 6179 Schultes, 74

Ar* 4492 Celotta, 71

C 305 Maecker, 55

Cd 8 Erode, 30

EXPERIMENTAL

10 Normand, 30

73 Ramsauer, 21 75 Ramsauer, 23 82 Eruche, 27 94 Ramsauer, 32

116 Fuchtbauer, 34

174 KoUath, 28

186 Ramsauer, 23

199 Townsend, 22 312 Phelps, 51 530 Pack, 61 637 Langmuir, 28 846 Aberth, 63

1041 Bulewicz, 62

1473 Harris, 63

1591 Kozlov, 65

1786 Kozlov, 65

1945 Daiber, 66

2327 Ramsauer, 31 2440 Ealdwin, 67

2956 Polushkin, 66

3204 Tice, 67

4711 Delpech, 72

TOTAL SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL

46 Erode. 25

Normalized He 186 Ramsauer, 23

201 Townsend, 23 249 Chen, 61 312 Phelps, 51 317 Anderson, 56 530 Pack, 61 637 Langmuir, 28 869 Golden, 65 995 Goodrich, 37

1062 Frost, 64

1473 Harris, 63

1591 Kozlov, 65 2327 Ramsauer, 31 2433 Crompton, 67 2906 Polushkin, 66

2957 Gavallas, 67 3568 Volkov, 68

4355 Crompton, 70

He* 868 Neynaber, 63

He*' 233 Dougal, 58

Hg 21 Tate, 32

47 Erode, 29

117 Fuchtbauer, 35

160 Green, 30

172 Eeuthe, 27 637 Langmuir, 28

1746 MaxweU, 26

192 233 306

314 454

594

819

888

1041 1348 1489

1786 2328 2440

2956 3204

3702 6179

Francis, 47

Dougal, 58 Anderson, 55 Gould, 54 Drawin, 56

Hirshfield, 58 Eowe, 60

Phelps, 60

Eulewicz, 62 Goldan, 65 Crompton, 65

Kozlov, 65 Ny, 37 Ealdwin, 67

Polushkin, 66

Tice, 67 Hoffmann, 69

Schultes, 74

306 Anderson, 55

46 Erode, 25 69 Arnot, 35

157 Jones, 28

161 Palmer, 31 598 McCutchen, 58 675 Simons, 38

Cs 6 Erode, 29 16 Perel, 62 K 6 Erode, 29 16 Perel, 62

132 MorguUs, 63 149 Mirhn, 62 2956 Polushkin, 66 3147 Collins, 68

182 Chen, 62 764 Eoeckner, 33 4397 Visconti, 71 5653 Kasdan, 73 768 Mullaney, 61 769 Flavin, 63

785 Roehhng, 63 850 Flavin, 63 Kr 75 Ramsauer, 23 86 Ramsauer, 29 872 Meyerand Jr., 63 1473 Harris, 63 95 Ramsauer, 32 118 Fuchtbauer, 35 2906 Polushkin, 66 3873 Postma, 69 174 KoUath, 28 186 Ramsauer, 23 4397 Visconti, 71 5518 Kulik, 72 312 Phelps, 51 819 Eowe, 60

439 Pack, 62 1062 Frost, 64

+1 Cs 764 Boeckner, 33 2326 Ramsauer, 31 3702 Hoffmann, 69

3568 Volkov, 68

F 559 Maecker, 56

Li 16 Perel, 62 Fe 305 Maecker, 55 N 26 Neynaber, 63 305 Maecker, 55 H 305 Maecker, 55 454 Drawin, 56

322 Brackmann, 58 493 Kolesnikov, 62

2753 Hermann, 67

502 Wiese, 63 538 Hammer, 56 Na 6 Erode, 29 16 Perel, 62

1018 Neynaber, 61 5653 Kasdan, 73

He 1 Erode, 25

72 Mayer, 21 74 Ramsauer, 21 86 Ramsauer, 29

116 Fuchtbauer, 34

161 Palmer, 31

10 Normand, 30

73 Ramsauer, 21 82 Eruche, 27 94 Ramsauer, 32

160 Green, 30

174 Kollath, 28

Ne 10 Normand, 30

82 Eruche, 27 86 Ramsauer, 29

116 Fuchtbauer, 34

186 Ramsauer, 23 637 Langmuir, 28

74 Ramsauer, 21 84 Bruche, 29 94 Ramsauer, 32

174 KoUath, 28

312 Phelps, 51 819 Bowe, 60

5
TOTAL SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL TOTAL SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

Ne

Rb

Tl

Xe

Zn

Br,CO

CI,

CsCl

CsF

D,

HCl

H,

1019 Chen, 64

1400 GUardini, 57 2326 Ramsauer, 31 2957 GavaUas, 67 3702 Hoffmann, 69

305 Maecker, 55

1013 Neynaber, 61

1577 Daiber, 65 2170 Sunshine, 67

6 Erode, 29

13 Erode, 31

75 Ramsauer, 23 95 Ramsauer, 32

186 Ramsauer, 23 439 Pack, 62

1062 Frost, 64 3568 Volkov, 68

8 Erode, 30

683 BaUey, 37

1 Erode, 25 87 Ramsauer, 30

174 KoUath, 28 259 Bruche, 27 2326 Ramsauer, 31 6179 Schultes, 74

37 Fisk, 37

6303 Becker, 74

4957 Slater, 72

188 Bernstein, 62

1375 Golden, 65

1787 Golden, 66

80 Bruche, 26

1 Erode, 25

72 Mayer, 21 77 Bruche, 26 87 Ramsauer, 30

94 Ramsauer, 32

174 KoUath, 28

181 Frost, 62

188 Bernstein, 62

199 Townsend, 22 312 Phelps, 51 360 Bekefi, 58 538 Hammer, 56

1041 Bulewicz, 62

1473 Harris, 63 2328 Ny, 37 3568 Volkov, 68 4183 Salop, 70

325 Lin, 59

1490 Sunshine, 65

1945 Daiber, 66

2178 Sunshine, 65

4397 Visconti, 71

86 Ramsauer, 29

117 Fuchtbauer, 35 312 Phelps, 51 819 Bowe, 60 2326 Ramsauer, 31 3702 Hoffmann, 69

46 Erode, 25

10 Normand, 30

94 Ramsauer, 32 200 Skinker, 23 439 Pack, 62 3203 Tice. 67

682 Bailey, 35

6215 Slater, 74

439 Pack, 62

1428 HaU, 55 3204 Tice, 67

2088 Bailey, 30

10 Normand, 30

73 Ramsauer, 21 79 Bruche, 27 93 Ramsauer, 30

160 Green, 30

175 Gaertner, 31 186 Ramsauer, 23

195 Townsend, 21 240 Varnerin Jr., 51 352 Crompton, 52 530 Pack, 61 637 Langmuir, 28

Hj 685 Forester, 61

1375 Golden, 65

1787 Golden, 66 3204 Tice, 67 6179 Schultes, 74

HF 84 Bruche, 29

I, 677 Healey, 38

KI 6302 Slater, 74

Kj 5900 MiUer, 73

Nj 1 Erode, 25

26 Neynaber, 63

72 Mayer, 21

77 Bruche, 26 87 Ramsauer, 30

181 Frost, 62

195 Townsend, 21 312 Phelps, 51 352 Crompton, 52 637 Langmuir, 28 685 Forester, 61 846 Aberth, 63

1041 Bulewicz, 62

1473 Harris. 63

1591 Kozlov, 65

1891 Aberth, 63 2326 Ramsauer, 31 6002 Baldwin, 74 NO 200 Skinker, 23 6430 Zecca, 74

Naj 5900 MiUer, 73

Oj 87 Ramsauer, 30 259 Bruche, 27 846 Aberth, 63

1891 Aberth, 63 2170 Sunshine, 67 4183 Salop, 70

COj 72 Mayer, 21 87 Ramsauer, 30

94 Ramsauer, 32

198 Skinker, 22 439 Pack, 62 687 Bayes, 62

3203 Tice, 67 HCN 687 Bayes, 62

HjO 84 Bruche, 29 687 Bayes, 62

1043 Frost, 62 1507 Dubovoi, 60 2327 Ramsauer, 31 4062 Crompton, 69

10 Normand, 30

37 Fisk, 37

73 Ramsauer, 21 79 Bruche, 27 174 KoUath, 28

186 Ramsauer, 23 218 Engelhardt, 64

316 Anderson, 56 530 Pack, 61 684 Haas, 57 687 Bayes, 62 982 Stotz, 63

1043 Frost, 62 1577 Daiber, 65 1786 Kozlov, 65

1997 Golden, 66 3204 Tice, 67 6179 Schuhes, 74

259 Bruche, 27

195 Townsend, 21 377 Silverman, 57 1577 Daiber, 65 2078 Chantry, 66 2178 Sunshine, 65 6179 Schultes, 74

81 Ramsauer, 27 93 Ramsauer, 30 174 KoUath, 28 259 Bruche, 27 685 Forester, 61 2326 Ramsauer, 31 6179 Schultes, 74

3203 Tice, 67

439 Pack, 62

1450 Takeda, 60

6
TOTAL SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL TOTAL SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Relative

N,0

SOj

C2H2

NH,

CCI4

CD,

CF,

CH3CI

CH4

C2H4

CjHj

Relative

2088 Bailey, 30 6179 Schultes, 74

93 Ramsauer, 30

174 Kollath, 28 259 Bruche, 27 687 Bayes, 62 6179 Schultes, 74

687 Bayes, 62

85 Bruche, 29

84 Bruche, 29

687 Bayes, 62 3203 Tice, 67

991 Hoist, 31

3204 Tice, 67

3204 Tice, 67

991 Hoist, 31

1 Brode, 25

87 Ramsauer, 30

174 KoUath, 28 259 Bruche, 27 973 Frommhold, 59 2326 Ramsauer, 31

85 Bruche, 29 685 Forester, 61

89 Bruche, 30

Ar 126 Rusch, 25 4963 Sanche, 72

Cd 180 Minkowski, 23

He 469 Hughes, 35 4963 Sanche, 72

Hg 163 Pearson, 31 486 Kessler, 65

K 16 Perel, 62

Kr 126 Rusch, 25

Ne 126 Rusch, 25

3203 Tice, 67

159 Bailey, 32 200 Skinker, 23 439 Pack, 62

3203 Tice, 67 6430 Zecca, 74

3203 Tice, 67

439 Pack, 62 2088 Bailey, 30

84 Bruche, 29 89 Bruche, 30

192 Francis, 47 685 Forester, 61

1833 Fink, 65 3204 Tice, 67

203 Bannon, 28

6198 Duncan, 74

171 Zachmann, 27

4006 Golden, 70

180 Minkowski, 23

329 Rubin, 60

4963 Sanche, 72

4963 Sanche, 72

O 170 Baerwald, 25

Xe 4963 Sanche, 72

Hj 126 Rusch, 25

171 Zachmann, 27

Oj 1013 Neynaber, 61

CH, 209 Glockler, 24

170 Baerwald, 25 4013 Hall, 70

4791 Gray, 72

TOTAL SCATTERING THEORETICAL

Normalized

Ar

Cs

He

K

Kr

Li

Na

Ne

Xe

60 O'Malley, 63

810 Damburg, 61

1282 Robinson, 62

60 O'MaUey, 63

810 Damburg, 61

60 O'MaUey, 63

810 Damburg, 61

810 Damburg, 61

60 O'MaUey, 63

60 O'MaUey, 63

452 Gryzinski, 59

1023 Salmona, 61

990 Karule, 64

ELASTIC SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL

NormaUzed

Ar 187 Berman, 49

292 Engelhardt, 64

637 Langmuir, 28

1909 Mazing, 66 5035 Beynon, 72 5989 Waiiams, 74 6311 Gupta, 74

Cs 1346 BaUing, 64 3202 Nighan, 67 5091 Beynon, 72

273 AUen, 37 330 Westin, 49

734 Graham, 54 4087 Afrosimov, 69 5146 Choudhury, 69

6247 Lewis, 74

1909 Mazing, 66 5056 Nighan, 72

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ELASTIC SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL ELASTIC SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

Cu 6194 Williams, 74 Oj 5135 Nelson, 72 6047 Bromberg, 74 -

H 1031 Gilbody, 61 5553 Teubner, 73 COj 6047 Bromberg, 74 5988 Williams, 74 6187 Teubner, 74

6191 Lloyd, 74 HjO 6066 Lassettre, 74

He 165 Hughes, 32 273 Allen, 37 C2H2 5200 Cottrell, 68

274 Coldan, 63 330 Westin, 49 637 Langmuir, 28 734 Graham, 54 CH4 190 Edmisten, 49 5468 John, 49

995 Goodrich, 37 1277 Hughes, 36

3209 Vnens, 68 3565 bchearer, 68 C2H4 5200 Cottrell, 68

3817 Bromberg, 69 3975 Gibson, 69 4408 Chamberlain, 70 4560 Truhlar, 71 C2H4 190 Edmisten, 49 5200 Cottrell, 68 5069 Crooks, 72 5146 Choudhury, 69

6315 Sethuraman, 74 D 1 Kelative Hg 21 Tate, 32 69 Arnot, 35 486 Kessler, 65 637 Langmuir, 28

1535 Kessler, 64 3811 Eitel, 68 Ar 11 McMillen, 30 20 Hughes, 32 ovoo Uromoerg, 69 5541 Kockwood, 73 22 Webb, 35 49 Bullard, 31 52 Arnot, 31 59 Mohr, 32 K 2822 Kumn, 59 4561 Collms, 71 129 Ramsauer, 31 837 Porteus, 63 4689 Slevin, 70 4926 Slevin, 72 1347 Kuyatt, 65 2290 Mehr, 67 5035 Beynon, 72 3513 Schackert, 68

Kr 739 Chen, 63 4087 Afrosimov, 69 Au 1111 Reichert, 63 5146 Choudhury, 69

Bi 3570 Haug, 68 Na 679 Dehmelt, 58 1944 Ballmg, 66

5091 Beynon, 72 5612 Davis, 73 Cd 62 Childs, 33

Ne 187 Berman, 49 273 Allen, 37 H 230 Harnwell, 29 1512 McGowan, 65 330 Westin, 49 637 Langmuir, 28 1593 Kleinpoppen, 65 3774 Tai, 69 734 Graham, 54 4087 Afrosimov, 69 4862 Robertson, 72 5146 Choudhury, 69 He 3 Dymond, 27 11 McMillen, 30

53 Bullard, 31 120 Poultney, 34 Rb 522 Balling, 64 5612 Davis, 73 158 Harnwell, 29 193 Werner, 31 253 Dymond, 29 300 Schulz, 63 Xe 739 Chen, 63 4087 Afrosimov, 69 517 Schulz, 63 518 Fleming, 63 5146 Choudhury, 69 529 Schulz, 64 1001 Hughes, 34

1347 Kuyatt, 65 1470 Ehrhardt, 65 CO 374 Lassettre, 53 3817 Bromberg, 69 1529 Ehrhardt, 65 2290 Mehr, 67 4112 Bromberg, 70 4967 Comer, 71 2912 Chamberlain, 67 3513 Schackert, 68 5084 Truhlar, 72 5145 Truhlar, 72 3850 Gibson, 69 6346 Amow, 74

Da 260 Engelhardt, 63 Hg 50 Arnot, 31 137 NicoU, 33

144 Arnot, 32 164 Gagge, 33 Hj 260 Engelhardt, 63 637 Langmuir, 28 191 Arnot, 29 219 Jordan, 33 4137 Trajmar, 70 4388 Weingartshofer, 7 245 Arnot, 33 1002 Jordan, 34 4734 Linder, 71 5553 Teubner, 73 1347 Kuyatt, 65 1425 Deichsel, 61 6187 Teubner, 74 6191 Lloyd, 74 1427 Deichsel, 65 1431 Steidl, 65

1475 Rose, 30 1596 Deichsel, 66 N, 381 Lassettre, 57 637 Langmuir, 28 2823 Yeates, 67 4150 Gronemeier, 70 3817 Bromberg, 69 4112 Bromberg, 70 4406 Eitel, 71 5114 Hanne, 72 4672 Comer, 71 5084 Truhlar, 72 K 30 McMiUen, 34 329 Rubin, 60

4724 Trajmar, 71 4735 Linder, 71 610 Franken, 58 2947 Collins, 67

8
ELASTIC SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL ELASTIC SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL

Relative Relative

K 5000 Hils, 72 5314 Gehenn, 71 CjHj 1286 ChUds, 34

5979 Hils, 71 PH3 59 Mohr, 32 Kr 22 Webb, 35 52 Arnot, 31 529 Schulz, 64 1347 Kuyatt, 65 CCI4 65 Arnot, 34 1287 HUl, 36 2290 Mehr, 67 3513 Schackert, 68 3934 Hilgner, 69

Na 4779 Andrick, 72 1287 HiU, 36

Ne 52 Arnot, 31 53 BuUard, 31 CH« 52 Arnot, 31 53 BuUard, 31 59 Mohr, 32 137 NicoU, 33 59 Mohr, 32 137 NicoU, 33

158 HamweU, 29 300 Schulz, 63

529 Schulz, 64 1004 Hughes, 33 C2H4 1286 ChUds, 34

1347 Kuyatt, 65 2290 Mehr, 67 3513 Schackert, 68 5317 Heindorff, 73 C2H4 1286 ChUds, 34

Xe 52 Arnot, 31 529 Schulz, 64 C^HJ 3935 Hilgner, 69

1347 Kuyatt, 65 2290 Mehr, 67 3513 Schackert, 68

Zn 64 ChUds, 33 ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL

Br, 65 Arnot, 34 Normalized CO 52 Arnot, 31 3377 Ehrhardt, 68

Dj 1471 Kuyatt, 66 Ar 60 O'MaUey, 63 99 Holtsmark, 29

106 AUis, 31 185 Holtsmark, 28 HD 1471 Kuyatt, 66 397 Barbiere, 51 409 Tietz, 59 449 Kivel, 59 450 Kivel, 59 H, 11 McMillen, 30 23 Hughes, 32 471 Moiseiwitsch, 61 495 Moiseiwitsch, 63

31 Webb, 35 52 Arnot, 31 657 Zwicky, 23 818 Martynenko, 63

53 Bullard, 31 59 Mohr, 32 821 Bauer, 63 875 Karle, 64

129 Ramsauer, 31 158 Harnwell, 29 1059 Biberman, 64 1139 Thompson, 66

230 Harnwell, 29 1085 Kuyatt, 64 1579 Brackett, 63 1650 Lenander, 66

1303 Geiger, 64 1471 Kuyatt, 66 3248 Yates, 68 3802 Meister, 68

3252 Ehrhardt, 68 3377 Ehrhardt, 68 3844 Sheorey, 69 3998 Gryzinski, 70

4421 Fink, 70 4485 Berg, 71

I, 65 Arnot, 34 2628 Hilgner, 67 4553 Thompson, 71 4612 Fink, 70 3935 Hilgner, 69 4687 Garbaty, 71 5086 Schwarz, 72 5312 Fumess, 73 5581 Geltman, 73 N. 52 Arnot, 31 53 BuUard, 31 5821 Fumess, 73 5955 Pindzola, 74 59 Mohr 32 1 Ma»R(>v 33 6000 Amusia, 74 6115 Khare, 74

158 HamweU, 29 300 Schulz, 63 6236 Bromberg, 74

1924 Schulz, 66 2179 Ehrhardt, 67 4999 Cehenn, 72 5012 Shyn, 72 Ar' 3826 Robinson, 69

5037 Kambara, 72 Ar* 3825 Manson, 69 0, 4373 Boness, 70 4375 Spence, 70 Au 1646 Schonfelder, 66 4421 Fink, 70 CO, 59 Mohr, 32 129 Ramsauer, 31 4612 Fink, 70

HjO 3934 HUgner, 69 5360 Trajmar, 73 Au*' 3825 Manson, 69

6423 Seng, 74 B 884 PUyankevich, 60 2177 Snodgrass, 66 H,S 59 Mohr, 32 4303 Hunt, 70

9
ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

Ba

Be

Be*'

Be*=

Be*'

Be**

Bi

Br

C

4674 Shimamura, 71 F*' 3825 Manson, 69

C*

C*

Ca

Ca*

CI

Cs

Eu*

F

f\(\7^ \j\J { O FnKrilrnnt r aDriKaill, 7^to UV/IU r aoriKani, to v^a oozD ivianson, ov

OOt- X liy dllKC ViCIl , \J\J d^fl^ *touo Hunt nullI, 70i\j P***^ v^e oozo ^ft9t^ Manorkn ivianson, AOov

ou/o raDxiKani, io DU/0 r aonKant, lo H zo Morse, 66

'i.^AR ITAaiit-i-ioi- Aft oo'Hj reaUiner, oo oz Lrorsnanova, oZ

OO iViCL'Ougau, oz

find oot Pi1vanL-f>viri(i f\C\ r uyaiiKcvicn, ou 197 PltianfT /lO iz / nuang, 4>v 1A9 loz RiirL>A ourke, AOoz

oott* oneorey, o" 4674 onimatnura, 71 OOn ITn mftnA»aL-ii AO zzu Jvamenetskii, oz Z44 Lreitman, ou

287 Ohandrasekhar, 46

oui yJ iviauey, oz

X\J^T\J OdlUlllClUCI y \J\f 44.91 Finlc 1(\ 3AO VfltA ^1

d.fil9 Finlf 70 oc« Dorowiiz, Oi oVo iviassey, ou

1iio^ 1 CO /\rnui, Arnnt 04' ^d. 90A0 P/^KinQ<-kn A7 405 Massey, 51

i-iz oeaion, o/

4<zv Dransaen, oo

1109 Monnw**!! fid 1110 Myerscough, 64 AAA 4'*W5 Vvall rk.raii, AOou

1114. 11 MaliL' fil 14- iVlallK, 01 1539 Myerscough, 65 40o Linmura, oV zuou ixoDinson, 0/ OAIA CmitU A7 ZOiO omitn, 0/ 4yo Moiseiwitscii, OiJ ^9fiO H*»nrv Aft o/uu tienry, ov ouo 1 emkin, oo

^70d ^mitVi AO AQH^l 4>ouo Uiint tiuni, Id/u oiZ 1 emkin, Oo

^r*£,L rinK, (U 401^ r ink, lyj oo/ Umidvar, ov 6415 Thomas, 74 o4o 3taver, ^V

ceo LT««.« ooz rlara, ol oo4 rilyankevicn, ou ooU Veklenko, oo

OO/ wu, ou

oo4 r iiyanKevicn, ou ooo rercival, o/

/ Iz Durke, ol ao/ Kamenetsku, oz 144o oely, oo

TOO T _ /: 1 7zz Lawson, ol 6075 rabnkant, 73 6076 fabnkant, 73 795 Kamenetskii, 61 855 McEachran, 60

3825 Manson, 69 859 smith, 60

879 Malik, 60 267 UuUard, 30 745 lietz, 60 897 Nutt, 64

1057 Cooper, 62 2060 Kobinson, 67 903 ru, 63 908 Kyle, 63

36 Garrett, 63 359 btone, 63 935 Ochkur, 58 810 Damburg, 61 1178 Basu, 66 980 Schwartz, 62

1343 Crown, 65 1469 Karule, 65 1009 Burke, 63

1491 Karule, 65 1523 Garrett, 64 1022 Smith, 62

1542 Karule, 65 1665 Wilkins, 66 1026 Saraph, 61 1864 Karule, 65 1865 Karule. 65 1033 Lippmann, 61 1897 Crown, 65 2002 Pelerkop, 65 1074 Somervilie, 63 4421 Fink, 70 4612 Fink, 70 1084 Rosenberg, 60

5195 Karule, 72 5590 Burke, 73 1092 Sloan, 64 5696 Karule, 66 5996 Burke, 74 1169 Kraidy, 66

6425 Walker, 74 1461 Scott, 65

1496 Hahn, 62 3825 Manson, 69 1510 Tietz, 63

1524 Taylor, 65 572 Hoerni, 53 1057 Cooper, 62 1551 Damburg, 63

1287 Hill, 36 2060 Robinson, 67 1553 Damburg, 63

28 Corinaldesi, 63 44 Burke, 62

83 Burke, 63

151 Burke, 62

168 Saraph, 62 234 Massey, 56 276 Akerib, 61 296 GaUitis, 63

351 BeU, 63 369 Ochkur, 57 393 Boyet, 54 403 Altshuler, 53 408 Ohmura, 58 416 Bransden, 58 447 Schwartz, 61 457 Demkov, 58 490 Schwartz, 61 498 Temkin, 63

511 Borowitz, 54 520 Malik, 59 542 Damburg, 62 544 Moiseiwitsch, 59 553 Mittleman, 62

561 Ohmura, 60 571 McEachran, 61 706 Temkin, 61 716 Veklenko, 64

744 McEachran, 63 812 Robinson, 61 856 Damburg, 63 864 Malik, 63 896 Smith, 60

899 John, 60 904 Kyle, 64

918 Burke, 62 967 Greenberg, 57

981 Muravev, 63

1015 Smith, 61 1025 Kingston, 61 1030 Temkin, 61 1051 Temkin, 62

1083 Waddington, 64

1087 Vainshtein, 63

1130 Klein, 55

1414 Lane, 64

1487 Gailitis, 65

1505 Damburg, 65

1511 Tietz, 61 1550 Damburg, 63

1552 Damburg, 63 1580 Armstead, 65

10
ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

H'

1686 Levin, 66

1708 John, 66

1770 Moiseiwitsch, 65

1847 Burke, 66

1898 Kyle, 64

1976 Ormonde, 63 2126 Jha, 66

2159 Holt, 68

2754 Michels, 67 2959 Callaway, 68 3058 Rabik, 67 3258 Armstead, 68

3371 Madan, 68 3404 KeUy, 68

3701 Garrett, 69

3738 Mohr, 69

3774 Tai, 69

3822 Franco, 68 3938 Oberoi, 69

3992 Ormonde, 70 4075 Mohr, 70 4121 Reinhardt, 70 4232 Steelhammer, 70 4403 EUberry, 69

4493 Garibotti, 71 4562 Seller, 71 4632 Shimamura, 71 4657 Hutton, 72 4725 Shimamura, 68 4730 Peterkop, 71 4844 Jamieson, 71 4861 Zarhngo, 72 4958 Adelman, 72 5007 Murtaugh, 72 5153 Knirk, 72 5279 Burke, 73 5543 Thomas, 73 5659 Saha, 73 5733 Callaway, 73 5848 Decoster, 73 5952 Oberoi, 73 5991 Baer, 73 6004 HeUer, 74 6113 Ghosh, 73 6184 Byron Jr., 74 6192 Rescigno, 74 6266 Flannery, 74 6304 Callaway, 74 6420 Chaudhuri, 74 6461 Flannery, 74

3522 McDoweU, 68

429 Bransden, 56

593 Omidvar, 64

859 Smith, 60 935 Ochkur, 58

1703

1747 1773

1869

1904 2059

2129

2749 2758

2968

3215

3370

3394

3511 3728

3742

3801 3926

3949

4071 4076

4229

4335

4421 4496

4612

4637

4717

4727 4778

4845

4925 4960

5066

5154

5357 5654

5661 5823 5893

5954 6003

6046

6120

6190

6265

6267 6348

6426

6469

Banerjee, 65 Kang, 66 Rudge, 65

Gailitis, 65 Gupta, 67 Houston, 68

Jha, 66

Jha, 67 KeUy, 67

Banerjee, 67

Sloan, 68 BaU, 68

Jha, 67

Schlessinger, 68

Truhlar, 68 Ormonde, 69 McDonald, 69

Peat, 68

Burke, 69 Birman, 69

Moiseiwitsch, 70

Callaway, 70 Rudge, 70

Fink, 70

Shelton, 71 Fink, 70

Garrett, 71

Garibotti, 71 McDonald, 71 Burke, 72 Rudge, 72 Sa, 72

Truhlar, 72

Alton, 72 Knirk, 72

Holt, 73 Byron Jr., 73 Winters, 73 Saha, 73 MeWhirter, 73 Hahn, 74 Mathur, 74

Kouri, 74 Hahn, 74 Chung, 73 Winters, 74

Truhlar, 74 Ajmera, 74

Zon, 74 AbdaUah Jr., 74

433 Swan, 54

722 Lawson, 61 904 Kyle, 64

1074 Somerville, 63

H' 5153 Knirk, 72 6469 Abdallah Jr., 74

He 25 Morse, 33

55 McDougall, 32

106 Allis, 31 206 Tietz, 63

258 Kolos, 61 388 Byatt, 56 409 Tietz, 59 459 Moiseiwitsch, 53

471 Moiseiwitsch, 61 515 Mukherjee, 62

562 Tietz, 59

590 Kolos, 60

760 Matora, 60

821 Bauer, 63

849 Hashino, 63 976 La Bahn, 64

1024 Moiseiwitsch, 61 1056 Inokuti, 61 1182 Banerjee, 66

1283 Kar, 37

1376 La Bahn, 65

1408 Khare, 65

1493 Khare, 64

1590 Williamson, 62

1704 Banerjee, 65

1817 Orient, 66

1853 Zhikhareva, 66

1905 Peterkop, 65 2059 Houston, 68

2114 Gupta, 66

2714 Malinow8ka-Ada,67

2959 Callaway, 68

3341 Kennedy, 68 3567 Doughty, 68

3683 Peterkop, 68

3705 Roy, 68 3772 La Bahn, 69 3876 Tully, 69

3972 Bransden, 69 3992 Ormonde, 70

4071 Birman, 69

4122 Franco, 70 4231 Khare, 70 4334 Bransden, 70 4347 Mittleman, 70 4352 Johnson, 70 4497 Khare, 71 4612 Fink, 70 4673 Holt, 71 4717 Garibotti, 71 4755 Banerji, 70 4991 Woollings, 72 5086 Schwarz, 72 5282 Houston, 73

5154 Knirk, 72

5460

136 221 383 397

449

462

495

544

565 657

818

822 866

977

1048

1114

1256 1308

1407

1485

1516

1659

1775

1827

1894 2005

2075

2127

2751 3340

3452 3586

3686

3749

3844

3936

3982 4069

4081 4208

4307 4342

4351

4421 4560

4665

4686

4722 4778

5055 5217

5283

Massey, 32 O'MaUey, 63

Mott, 29 Feenberg, 32

Sachl, 58

Barbiere, 51

Kivel, 59 Huzinaga, 60

Moiseiwitsch, 63

Moiseiwitsch, 59 Hashino, 63 Zwicky, 23 Martynenko, 63 BeU, 63

Marriott, 63 Muravev, 63 Mukherjee, 61

Malik, 61 Williamson, 65 Ghosh, 35

Khare, 65

Kestner, 65 Gurchumeliya, 63

Husain, 66

Zhikhareva, 65 La Bahn, 66

Schenter, 66

Pu, 66 Lawson, 66

Banerjee, 66

Banerjee, 67 Herzenberg, 68

Jha, 67 Houston, 68

Michels, 69

Khare, 69

Sheorey, 69

Burke, 69 Bonham, 69 Bransden, 79 La Bahn, 69 PurceU, 70 La Bahn, 70 La Bahn, 70 Bonham, 71 Fink, 70

Truhlar, 71 Joachain, 71 Joachain, 71

Duxler, 71 Burke, 72

Sinfailam, 72 Yarlagadda, 73 Knowles, 73

11

591-159 0-LT - 76 - 2
ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

He 5315 Berrington, 73 5601 Thomas, 73 5823 Saha, 73 5894 Oberoi, 73 5910 Murtaugh, 73 6186 Byron Jr., 74 6248 Wichmann, 74 6307 Buckley, 74 6456 Inokuti, 74

He* 514 Bhattacharyya, 61 1658 Marriott, 66 3826 Robinson, 69 6248 Wichmann, 74

He*' 422 Seaton, 57 845 Sloan, 63

1092 Sloan, 64

3825 Manson, 69 4674 Shimamura, 71 5952 Oberoi, 73

Hg 109 Bunyan, 63 562 Tietz, 59

1424 Bunyan, 65

3731 Walker, 69 3802 Meister, 68 4222 Walker, 70 4442 Walker, 70 4612 Fink, 70 5082 Carse, 72 5480 Gergory, 73

Hg*' 3825 Manson, 69

I 2060 Robinson, 67

K 810 Damburg, 61 959 Garrett, 64

1491 Kanile, 65

1542 Karule, 65

1865 Karule, 65

3881 Damburg, 68 5554 Walters, 73 5696 Karule, 66

K*' 3825 Manson. 69

Kr 60 O'MaUey, 63

156 Arnot, 34

471 Moiseiwitsch, 61 818 Martynenko, 63 1199 Mukherjee, 61 4421 Fink, 70 4612 Fink, 70 5581 Geltman, 73 6463 Lewis, 74

5581

5661 5893

5895

6111 6236

6265

6421 6467

Geltman, 73 Winters, 73 McWhirter, 73 Smith, 73 Thomas, 73 Bromberg, 74

Winters, 74 Jhanwar, 74

Maiti, 74

Kr* 3826 Robinson, 69

Li

1364 Husain, 67 3516 Sklarew, 68

3936 Burke, 69

670 McCarroU, 64

1080 Burke, 64

1847 Burke, 66 4660 Schneider, 71 4844 Jamieson, 71 5954 Hahn, 74

557 Kamenetskii, 62

592 Gajewski, 58

1646 Schonfelder, 66 3773 Yates, 69

4201 Zhirnov, 69

4421 Fink, 70 4491 Fink, 71 4956 Mohr, 72 5150 Huo, 72 5711 Salo, 73

3248 Yates, 68

821

1469

1523 1864 2002

5195 5556

Bauer, 63

Karule, 65

Garrett, 64

Karule, 65

Peterkop, 65

Karule, 72

Sinfailam, 73

104 Holtsmark, 30 449 Kivel, 59 495 Moiseiwitsch, 63

821 Bauer, 63 3248 Yates, 68 4485 Berg, 71 4635 Dobay-Szegleth,71

6236 Bromberg, 74

810

835

1097

1491 1515

1571

1865 2893 3348

4303

4642 4784

5195

5556 5600

6456

Damburg, 61

Veldre, 59

Vinkalns, 64

Karule, 65

Karule, 63

Stone, 66

Karule, 65

Garrett, 65

Feautrier, 68

Hunt, 70 Lan, 71

Tripathi, 72

Karule, 72

Sinfailam, 73

Bardsley, 73

Inokuti, 74

Li*' 3522 McDowell, 68

Li*' 4674 Shimamura, 71

Mg 4223 Van Blerkom, 70 6075 Fabrikant, 73

Mg* 4223 Van Blerkom, 70 N 387 Robinson, 57 407 Hammerling, 57

1114 Malik, 61 1650 Lenander, 66 2616 Smith, 67 3260 Henry, 68

3704 Smith, 69

4553 Thompson, 71 5597 Ormonde, 73 6415 Thomas, 74

Na 106 Allis, 31 810 Damburg, 61 959 Garrett, 64

1052 Salmona, 61

1491 Karule, 65

1520 Salmona, 63

1542 Karule, 65

1864 Karule, 65 2002 Peterkop, 65

3881 Damburg, 68

4801 Norcross, 71 5082 Carse, 72 5273 Tripathi, 73 5556 Sinfailam, 73

Na' 5987 Moores, 74

Na*' 422 Seaton, 57

821 Bauer, 63 990 Karule, 64

1469 Karule, 65

1498 Garrett, 65

1542 Karule, 65

1864 Karule, 65 2002 Peterkop, 65 3057 Marriott, 67 3838 Burke, 69 4556 Dai, 71 4648 Mathur, 71 4801 Norcross, 71 5554 Walters, 73 5587 Sarkar, 73 5696 Karule, 66

3825 Manson, 69

5904 Fabrikant, 74 6076 Fabrikant, 73

399 Klein, 58

597 Byatt, 59

1579 Brackett, 63 2211 Mjolsness, 67 2714 Malinow8ka-Ada,67

3700 Henry, 69 4303 Hunt, 70 5581 Geltman, 73 6246 Wedde, 74

499 Salmona, 59 812 Robinson, 61 1023 Salmona, 61 1469 Karule, 65

1498 Garrett, 65

1523 Garrett, 64

1587 Salmona, 65

1865 Karule, 65 2893 Garrett, 65 4642 Lan, 71 5006 Moores, 72 5195 Karule, 72 5554 Walters, 73 5696 Karule, 66

719 Seaton, 58

12
ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

Na*' 3744 Peixoto, 69

Ne 60 O'MaUey, 63

185 Holtsmark, 28 409 Tietz, 59 471 Moiseiwitsch, 61

821 Bauer, 63 1059 Biberman, 64 3844 Sheorey, 69

4553 Thompson, 71 4687 Garbaty, 71 6111 Thomas, 73 6236 Bromberg, 74 6463 Lewis, 74

Ne' 3826 Robinson, 69

Ne*' 3744 Peixoto, 69

Ni*' 3825 Manson, 69

3825 Manson, 69

106 267 449

495

944

1139 4421 4612

5581 6115

6456

Allis, 31

Bullard, 30

Kivel, 59

Moiseiwitsch, 63

Frenkiel, 60 Thompson, 66

Fink, 70

Fink, 70 Geltman, 73 Khare, 74

Inokuti, 74

3825 Manson, 69

O 71 Bates, 47 169 208 Yamanouchi, 47 387 399 Klein, 58 400 407 Hammerling, 57 409

588 Henry, 67 597 812 Robinson, 61 821 878 Gingo, 66 928

1057 Cooper, 62 1569

1579 Brackett, 63 1650

1832 Seaton, 53 2016

2060 Robinson, 67 2071

2211 Mjolsness, 67 2616

2714 Malinowska-Ada,67 3700

3704 Smith, 69 4303

4837 Duncan, 72 5005

5581 Geltman, 73 5597 5664 Saraph, 73 6114

6246 Wedde, 74 6415

O" 3744 Peixoto, 69

P 4553 Thompson, 71

Pb 4421 Fink, 70

Rb 3771 Balling, 69

4612 Fink, 70

Brehm, 59 Robinson, 57 Temkin, 57

Tietz, 59

Byatt, 59 Bauer, 63

Mitra, 40 Myerscough, 65 Lenander, 66

Breig, 66

Garrett, 67 Smith, 67 Henry, 69 Hunt, 70 Lan, 72 Ormonde, 73 Rountree, 74 Thomas, 74

Rh*' 3825 Manson, 69

S 1176 Tietz, 60

Sc*' 3825 Manson, 69

Si 2060 Robinson, 67

4612 Fink, 70

4421 Fink, 70

2060 Robinson, 67

S.+i 1

Sr

Ta*

Tl

U

Xe*

Xe*'

Zn

Zn*'

Brj

CN

CO

Clj

HCl

H,

3825 Manson, 69

6075 Fabrikant, 73

3825 Manson, 69

106 AUis, 31

572 Hoerni, 53 875 Karle, 64

60 O'MaUey, 63

818 Martynenko, 63 3802 Meister, 68 4485 Berg, 71 5581 Geltman, 73 6463 Lewis, 74

3826 Robinson, 69

3825 Manson, 69

3825 Manson, 69

106 AUis, 31

3825 Manson, 69

1152 Arnot, 34

3707 Itikawa, 69

4644 AUison, 71

4323 Singh, 70 4794 Gianturco, 72

893 Sheppard, 66

3707 Itikawa, 69 4564 Itikawa, 71

6076 Fabrikant, 73

34

251 421 434

1311 1452

1993 2777

3876 4088

4137

5013

5271 5448 6110

6328

Fisk, 36 Massey, 30

Carter, 58

Carson, 54 Roscoe, 38 Takayanagi, 65 Lane, 67

Wilkins, 67 TuUy, 69

Lane, 69 Trajmar, 70 Sams, 72 Ford, 73 Szabo, 74 Onda, 74 Chang, 74

592 Gajewski, 58

449 Kivel, 59 3342 Karaivanov, 68

4421 Fink, 70 4612 Fink, 70 6236 Bromberg, 74

1191 Shaw, 40

3871 Itikawa, 69

4555 Crawford, 71 5448 Szabo, 74

3871 Itikawa, 69

54

411 428

893

1408

1816 2464

3843 3946 4116

4560

5083 5358

5727 6115

Massey, 32 Nagahara, 54 Massey, 56 Sheppard, 66 Khare, 65 Oksyuk, 66

Kara, 67 Henry, 69

Hara, 69

Truhlar, 70

Truhlar, 71 Khare, 72 Demkov, 71 Liu, 73 Khare, 74

13
ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL

Normalized Relative

2027 Temkin, 67 3411 Weinberg, 68 N3 138 Massey, 33 4000 Temkin, 69 C2H2 726 Hughes, 33 N, 34 Fisk, 36 893 Sheppard, 66

895 Chen, 63 1452 Takayanagi, 65 CCI4 1287 HiU, 36

1816 Oksyuk, 66 1852 Chen, 66 4128 Krauss, 70 5063 Truhlar, 72 CF, 1287 Hill, 36

5071 Burke, 72 5448 Szabo, 74 5990 Brandt, 73 6006 Sawada, 74 CH4 70 Buckingham, 41 6246 Wedde, 74 6328 Chang, 74 C2H4 726 Hughes, 33

34 Fisk, 36 1666 Geltman, 66

1816 Oksyuk, 66 6246 Wedde, 74

C02

HjO

NjO

NH3

CH4

Relative

Ar

Bi

CI

F

H

He

194 Massey, 32

6328 Chang, 74

4323 Singh, 70

385 3675Altshuler, 57 Crawford, 68

4323 Singh, 70

385 5448Altshuler, 57 Szabo, 74

70 Buckingham, 41

655 Henneberg, 33

4174 Fink, 70

1287 Hill, 36

1287 Hill, 36

68 Massey, 34

51 Massey, 31 68 Massey, 34 639 Morse, 32

He*' 440 Bransden, 53

Hg 653 Henneberg, 32 4003 Weiss, 69

Kr 113V08S, 33

1294 Hughes, 35

O 48 Mott, 30

H2 54 Massey, 32 863 Gry2inski,63

2057 Shimizu, 63 5448 Szabo, 74

2057 Shimizu, 63

5448 Szabo, 74

4003 Weiss, 69

54 Massey, 32 302 Fano, 61

655 Henneberg, 33

655 Henneberg, 33 4003 Weiss, 69

194 Massey, 32

726 Hughes, 33

IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

Ag 1081 Lyubimov, 63

2825 Crawford, 66 2918 Crawford, 67

Al 3974 Hink, 69

Ar

2729 Pavlov, 67 2917 Crawford, 67 6119 Piacente, 73

2 225

357

626

831 1105

1329

1705 1863 2123

2899

3693

3819 4129

4204

4405 4670

5140 5658

6306

Compton, 25

Smith, 30

Tozer, 60

Asundi, 63

Peterson, 63 Englander-Gold,64

Fox, 61 Schram, 66 Schram, 66 Hammer, 67

Melton, 67 Dolgov—Savelev,68 Van Der Wiel, 69

Latimer, 70

Clout, 71 Opal, 71 Van Der Wiel, 71 Luyken, 72

Fletcher, 73 Ogurtsov, 73

12 340

613

743 946

1281 1459 1748 2120

2744

3569

3767 4087

4133

4305 4426

5116

5441 5810

6347

Bleakney, 30 Lampe, 57

Bennett, 66 Asundi, 63 GUck, 64 Schram, 65 Rapp, 65 Schram, 66

Srinivasan, 67

Gaudin, 67

Peresse, 65

Mercer, 67

Afrosimov, 69 Grissom, 70

Feltsan, 70 Van Der Wiel, 71 Grissom, 72 Van Raan, 73 Rostovikova, 73 Tan, 74

Ar*' 723 Latypov, 64

Ar"^ 723 Latypov, 64

Ar*' 5193 Hasted, 72

Au 4709 Salem, 71 6119 Piacente, 73

Ba 1502 McFarland, 65

5193 Hasted, 72

5193 Hasted, 72

5544 Schroeer, 73

2713 McFarland, 67

14
IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

Ba 4866 Vainshtein, 72 He' 280 Fite, 63 3589 Long, 67 4007 Long, 70

Ba'' 3296 Peart, 68 4448 Feeney, 71 5054 Feeney, 72 5214 Peart, 73 He*' 907 Dolder, 61 3995 Peart, 69

c 589 Glupe, 67 4551 Hink, 71 He 2 Compton, 25 4 Jones, 27

21 Tate, 32 29 Liska, 34 4706 Aitken, 71 40 Nottingham, 39 69 Arnot, 35 224 Smith, 31 228 Bleakney, 30

5085 Engelhardt, 72 303 Riede, 54 974 Harrison, 56

1329 Fox, 61 4212 Anderson, 70 Ca 1502 McFarland, 65 2713 McFarland, 67 4213 Varshavskii, 70 3985 Rakhovskii, 69 4173 Schramm, 69

4317 Karstensen, 70 4703 Okuno, 71 Hg*' 723 Latypov, 64

4866 Vainshtein, 72 6220 Schneider, 74 Hg*' 723 Latypov, 64 Cd 1687 Pottie, 66 4212 Anderson, 70 4353 Aleinikov, 70 5015 Varshavskiy 70 In 6262 Shimon, 74 6119 Placenta, 73 K 88 Funk, 30 773 Feldman, 63 Cs 1104 McFarland, 65 1217 Brink, 64 1104 McFarland, 65 1217 Brink, 64

1875 Heil, 66 1972 Zapesochnyi, 66 2715 Korchevoi, 67 3699 Zapesochnyi, 69 2715 Korchevoi, 67 3455 Nygaard, 68 6497 Aleksakhin, 74 3699 Zapesochnyi, 69 6497 Aleksakhin, 74 K"' 1568 Hooper, 66 2977 Peart, 68 Cu 2729 Pavlov, 67 2917 Crawford, 67 5544 Schroeer, 73 6119 Piacente, 73 Kr 340 Lampe, 57 357 Tozer, 60

626 Asundi, 63 743 Asundi, 63 5085 Engelhardt, 72 1105 Englander-Gold,64 1281 Schram, 65

1459 Rapp, 65 1705 Schram, 66 H 320 Fite, 58 491 Boyd, 60 1748 Schram, 66 1863 Schram, 66 978 Rothe, 62 1106 Boksenberg, 62 3051 Srinivasan, 67 3569 Peresse, 65 2784 McGowan, 68 2955 McGowan, 68 4087 Afrosimov, 69 4133 Grissom, 70 4297 El-Sherbini, 70 4405 Opal, 71 He 2 Compton, 25 29 Liska, 34 4452 Rozgachev, 70 5008 Oda, 72 225 Smith, 30 335 Boyd, 58 5140 Luyken, 72 5441 Van Raan, 73 340 Lampe, 57 373 Eassettre 53 5818 Tahira, 72 6052 Rostovikova, 73 626 Asundi, 63 674 Compton, 18 743 Asundi, 63 787 Hughes, 63 Kr*' 723 Latypov, 64

799 Silverman 64 942 St. John, 64 974 Harrison 56 995 Goodrich, 37 Kr"' 723 Latypov, 64

1105 Englander-Gold,64 1281 Schram, 65

1329 Fox, 61 1459 Rapp, 65 Li 773 Feldman, 63 1 104 McFarland, 65

1706 Schram, 66 1748 Schram, 66 3063 Aleksakhin, 67 3699 Zapesochnyi, 69

1858 Adamczyk, 66 1863 Schram, 66 5592 Jalin, 73 1895 Zapesochnyi, 65 1942 Anderson, 67 2690 Weaver, 67 2744 Gaudin, 67 Li*' 1421 Lineberger, 66 2721 Wareing, 67

"^^41 Mnii 4t nfji MmiQQn f\'l ^569 Perp4sp 6S 3296 Peart, 68 3947 Peart, 69 3819 Van Der Wiel 69 4113 Vriens, 68 3995 Peart, 69 4133 Grissom, 70 4405 Opal, 71 4426 Van Der Wiel, 71 4671 Peterson, 71 Mg 4306 Okuno, 70 4866 Vainshtein, 72 4781 Peterson, 72 4842 Van Der Wiel, 71 5731 Aleksakhin, 73 5008 Oda, 72 5062 Van Der Wiel, 72 5069 Crooks, 72 5116 Grissom, 72 Mg*' 3400 Martin, 68 5817 Tahira, 72 5818 Tahira, 72 5981 Balashov, 73 6030 Samoilov, 73 Mg*' 3948 Peart, 69 6344 Samoilov, 74

15
IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

N 589 Glupe, 67

1268 Smith, 62

N*' 261 Harrison, 63

N*^ 4706 Aitken, 71

N*' 5085 Engelhardt, 72

Na 88 Funk, 30

1217 Brink, 64

3699 Zapesochnyi, 69

Na*' 1568 Hooper, 66

Ne 2 Compton, 25 225 Smith, 30 589 Glupe, 67 743 Asundi, 63

1105 Englander-Gold,64

1329 Fox, 61 1706 Schram, 66

1858 Adamczyk, 66 2744 Gaudin, 67 3819 Van Der Wiel, 69 4110 Hertz, 69

4405 Opal, 71 4842 Van Der Wiel, 71 4959 Walker, 72 5116 Grissom, 72 5441 Van Raan, 73 5658 Fletcher, 73

Ne*' 264 Dolder, 64

5193 Hasted, 72

Ne*' 5193 Hasted, 72

Ne*' 5193 Hasted, 72

Ne*" 5085 Engelhardt, 72

O 323 File, 59 978 Rothe, 62

O*' 4707 Aitken, 71

O*' 4707 Aitken, 71

O* 602 Jahoda, 62

Pb

Rb

831 Peterson, 63

5193 Hasted, 72

5193 Hasted, 72

1104 McFarland, 65

1683 Zapesochnyi, 65

6497 Aleksakhin, 74

2977 Peart, 68

12 Bleakney, 30

340 Lampe, 57 626 Asundi, 63

831 Peterson, 63

1281 Schram, 65

1459 Rapp, 65

1748 Schram, 66

1863 Schram, 66 3569 Peresse, 65 4087 Afrosimov, 69 4133 Grissom, 70 4426 Van Der Wiel, 71 4900 Smimov, 72 5039 Walker, 71 5140 Luyken, 72 5551 Smimov, 73

723 Latypov, 64

2729 Pavlov, 67 4333 Pavlov, 70

773 Feldman, 63

1217 Brink, 64

2715 Korchevoi, 67

589 Glupe, 67

1106 Boksenberg, 62

4848 Mahadevan, 72

5085 Engelhardt, 72

3643 Wang, 69

6119 Piacente, 73

1104 McFarland, 65

1969 Zapesochnyi, 66 3699 Zapesochnyi, 69

Rb 5484 Nygaard, 73

Sn 6119 Piacente, 73

Sr 1502 McFarland, 65 4703 Okuno, 71 6051 Starodub, 73

Tl 1502 McFarland, 65 5593 Nepiipov, 73

Xe 340 Lampe, 57 626 Asundi, 63

1105 Englander-Gold,64

1459 Rapp, 65

1748 Schram, 66

3569 Peresse, 65 4133 Grissom, 70 4405 Opal, 71 5441 Van Raan, 73 6465 Rostovikova, 73

Xe*' 723 Latypov, 64

Xe*' 723 Latypov, 64

Zn 1687 Pottie, 66

4353 Aleinikov, 70 CO 18 Tate, 32

867 Craggs, 58

1105 Englander-Gold,64

1459 Rapp, 65 3064 Skubenich, 67 4349 Aarts, 70 4658 HoUand, 72 4814 El-Sherbini, 72 5057 Tisone, 72

Clj 5143 Center, 72

Dj 260 Engelhardt, 63

1281 Schram, 65

1863 Schram, 66

Fj 5143 Center, 72

HCl 2 Compton, 25 HO 1396 Briglia, 65

H2 2 Compton, 25

41 Newhall, 42 320 Fite, 58 340 Lampe, 57 1105 Englander-Gold,64

1459 Rapp, 65

6497 Aleksakhin, 74

2713 McFarland, 67 4866 Vainshtein, 72

2713 McFarland, 67

357 Tozer, 60

743 Asundi, 63

1281 Schram, 65

1705 Schram, 66

1863 Schram, 66 4087 Afrosimov, 69 4297 El-Sherbini, 70 5140 Luyken, 72 5591 Rostovikova, 73

4212 Anderson, 70 5630 Penkin, 72

340 Lampe, 57 938 Asundi, 63

1329 Fox, 61 2120 Srinivasan, 67 3374 Skubenich, 67 4405 Opal, 71 4685 AjeUo, 71 4864 Koppe, 72 5903 Van Der Wiel, 72

1105 Englander-Gold,64

1459 Rapp, 65 5485 Cowling, 73

340 Lampe, 57

18 Tate, 32 260 Engelhardt, 63 335 Boyd, 58 974 Harrison, 56

1281 Schram, 65

1748 Schram, 66

16
IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

NO

Tej

CO,

1858 Adamczyk, 66 1863 bchram, 66 COj 3246 McConkey, 68 3527 Peresse, 67 2954 McGowan, 68 4405 Opal, 71 4336 sroka, 70 A A/\C /~V 1 '71 4405 Opal, 71 54o5 Cowling, IS ACQ A A* 11 Tl 4684 Ajello, 71 4995 Adamczyk, 72

Alio 1^>f..»»_ '70 4/lzMumma, iZ 5088 Koval, 72

£. i^ompton, zo lo i aie, oL Oolo Mentall, to Oooo 1 suruDUcni, tn^ 153 Cook, 62 333 Stewart, 56 340 Lampe, 57 831 Peterson, 63 HjO 340 Lampe, 57 1782 schutten, 66

857 Silverman, 65 946 Glick, 64 3212 Gomel, 67 A A f\r' /~\ 1 'ft 4405 Opal, 71 992 Sheridan, 61 1105 t.ngiander-Oold,64

1106 tioksenberg, oz WIS Hayakawa, 64 HjS 340 Lampe, 57

Izl^- McConkey, 0/ iZol jchram, o5

1329 fox, 61 1459 Kapp, 65 NjO 1105 Englander-Gold,64 1459 Rapp, 65

1504 McConkey, 65 1748 schram, 66 1771 Latimer, 65

186*5 schram, 66 1881 Daly, 66

lyoo rlayakawa, od Ziob rlolland, 0/ 18 1 ate, 32 O /I A T CT 340 Lampe, ol ZVZo r owier, 0/ zyD4 onvastava, 00 *^nAA A"? Z(44 (^audm, ol 44Uo Upai, (

oUz4 iNisnimura, 00 oUol jnnivasan, 0/ Cl/IO A—HA TO Dl4^ Azna,

oUo4 okubenich, 0/ ooZIr srivastava, oo ooz/ reresse, 0/ 6/10 Stanton, oV C2IN2 COAT V 1 TO 5307 Korol, 72

»i/oy onvaslava, oV 4UoU DOrst, <U 4083 Koval, 69 4326 Lawrence, 70 NH3 340 Lampe, 57 4405 Opal, 71 44Uo Upal, /

44zo Shendan, /

4o4/ Koppe, /I A£CO 0..11 1 TO 4658 Holland, 72 /"> I-v CU4 1 Cf\{\ C l_ cc 1690 schram, 66 1863 schram, 66 4682 McConkey, 71 A'7Af\ T"* "in 4749 1 isone, 72 4HUU Snemansky, li. 4814 Ll-sherbini, 72 /-IT /-tl CHjCl 340 Lampe, 57 4864 Koppe, 72 5070 Halas, 72 5650 Mark, 73 5728 Crowe, 73 CH« 340 Lampe, 57 356 Tozer, 58

ovUo Van Uer Wiel, /z 6142 VanUeKunstraat,74 946 Glick, 64

1459 Rapp, 65

1105 ll,nglander-Goid,64

1 cr\f\ c L cc 1690 schram, 66

18 late, 32 340 Lampe, 57 -incoAJ 1 cc 1858 Adamczyk, 66 1863 schram, 66 946 (jlick, 64 line 17 1 J /^ij^ji 1105 Lnglander-Oold,64 2899 Melton, 67 O C OT T> ^ T 3527 reresse, 67

1459 Rapp, 65 4405 Opal, 71 4405 Opal, 71 4714 btone, 72 4715 Mentall, 72 4841 Aarts, 71 CjH^ 340 Lampe, 57

1690 Schram, 66

1459 Rapp, 65

18 Tate, 32 323 Fite, 59 334 Stewart, 58 340 Lampe, 57 SF4 940 Asundi, 64 1459 Rapp, 65 377 Silverman, 57 853 Craggs, 57 861 Prasad, 61 938 Asundi, 63 CjHj 340 Lampe, 57 1690 Schram, 66 946 Click, 64 1075 Silverman, 64

1105 Englander-Cold,64 1106 Boksenberg, 62

1281 Schram, 65 1289 Schulz, 62 Relative 1459 Rapp, 65 1748 Schram, 66

1838 Nishimura, 66 1863 Schram, 66 3024 Nishimura, 68 3064 Skubenich, 67 Ag 566 Blais, 60 1578 De Maria, 65

3387 Korol, 68 3527 Peresse, 67 4077 Rovner, 70 4429 Cabaud, 71 3578 Skubenich, 68 3760 McConkey, 69 4785 Abouaf, 71 4125 Borst, 70 4337 Srivastava, 70 4405 Opal, 71 4683 Aarts, 71 Al 659 Crawford, 62 4346 Gingerich, 70 5057 Tisone, 72 5525 Koppe, 72 Ar 12 Bleakney, 30 66 Mohr, 34

1687 Pottie, 66 213 Stevenson, 42 280 Fite, 63242 Morrison, 59 283 Fiquet-Fayard, 63 340 Lampe, 57 865 Craggs, 60 304 Hanle, 52 339 Otvos, 56 938 Asundi, 63 948 BhaUa, 60 483 Cottin, 59 525 Krauss, 59

1105 Englander-Gold,64 1459 Rapp, 65 539 Hayakawa, 55 550 Hagstrum, 56 1700 Nishimura, 66 3024 Nishimura, 68 625 Jesse, 25 692 Kuyatt, 63

17
IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Relative Relative

Ar

Ar*

Ar

Au

Ba

Bi

C

Ca

704

781 986

1038

1070

1124

1244

1453

1919 3835

4127 4238

4404

4736

4751 5113

5285

5905

Hickam, 54

Fox, 60

Blanc, 62 Kaneko, 61 Dorman, 61 Fiquet-Fayard, 62

Morrison, 53

Stuber, 65 Fiquet-Fayard, 65 Marchand, 69

Carlson, 70 McConkey, 70 Yamamoto, 71 Bolduc, 71 Morrison, 71 Zhukov, 72 Weigold, 73 Ehrhardt, 74

280 Fite, 63

713 Kupriyanov, 64

566 Blais, 60

2761 Ziesel, 67 4300 Okudaira, 70

2900 Kohl, 67

659 Crawford, 62

777 958

1034

1069

1100

1162

1373

1530 2349 3990

4211 4381 4557

4743 4968

5159 5814

Brink, 61 Melton, 62

Foner, 61 Dorman, 59

Becker, 64 Fiquet-Fayard, 62 Simpson, 65 Fiquet-Fayard, 65 Schram, 64

Ziesel Okudaira, 70 Van Der Wiel, 70

Ehrhardt, 71 Bolduc, 71 McConkey, 72 Crowe, 72 Hood, 73

He

3990 Ziesel 4703 Okuno, 71

5980 Wang, 70

2766

304 339

525 625

704 986

1215

1373 1538

1919 3747 3878 4090

4381

4661 4998

5814 6230

Hughes, 33 Mohr, 34

Hanle, 52

Otvos, 56

Krauss, 59

Jesse, 25 Hickam, 54

Blanc, 62 Hutchison, 63 Simpson, 65

Haidt, 65 Fiquet-Fayard, 65

Ehrhardt, 69

Brion, 68

Suzuki, 70 Van Der Wiel, 70 Quemener, 71 Ehrhardt, 72 Hood, 73 McCarthy, 74

283 Fiquet-Fayard, 63 1045 Kaneko, 63

1124 Fiquet-Fayard, 62 2660 Kupriyanov, 66

4077 Rovner, 70 4300 Okudaira, 70

He* 4113 Vriens, 68

He*' 4848 Mahadevan, 72

Hg 12 Bleakney, 30

66 Mohr, 34

215 BeU, 39

1070 Dorman, 61 1244 Morrison, 53 3528 Zapesochnyi, 64

Hg*' 713 Kupriyanov, 64

Hg*^ 713 Kupriyanov, 64

35 Bleakney, 36 280 Fite, 63

331 Stanton, 60

353 Fox, 58 539 Hayakawa, 55 692 Kuyatt, 63 777 Brink, 61 1076 Zapesochnyi, 63

1244 Morrison, 53 1530 Fiquet-Fayard, 65

1871 Lipeles, 65

3531 Krige, 68 3835 Marchand, 69 3999 Oda, 70 4238 McConkey, 70 4557 Ehrhardt, 71 4968 McConkey, 72 5705 Sutton, 71 5999 Sutton, 74

6001 Shearer— Izumi, 74

14 Haupt, 31 211 McFadden, 46 313 Hickam, 54

1095 Bleakney, 29

1578 De Maria, 65 3872 Varshavskii, 69

Cd 313 Hickam, 54 4315 Abouaf, 70

1578 De Maria, 65

5808 NeweU, 73

In 4346 Gingerich, 70

K 150 Brink, 62

4785 Abouaf, 71

216 Tate, 34 Co 1874 Cooper Jr., 66 283 Fiquet-Fayard, 63

1124 Fiquet-Fayard, 62

1039 Kaneko, 61 1530 Fiquet-Fayard, 65 Cr 4439 Rolinski, 70 1919 Fiquet-Fayard, 65 6252 Vukstich, 74

3990 Ziesel

Cs 216 Tate, 34 5598 Nygaard, 73 Kr 216 Tate, 34 283 Fiquet-Fayard, 63 Cs 3050 Emelyanov, 67 310 Fox, 53 410 Burns, 61

339 Otvos, 56 523 Frost, 55 Cu 566 Blais, 60 524 Frost, 57 550 Hagstrum, 56

526 Frost, 58 692 Kuyatt, 63 Fe 1874 Cooper Jr., 66 704 Hickam, 54

958 Melton, 62

781 Fox, 60 986 Blanc, 62 Ga 4346 Gingerich, 70 1034 Foner, 61 1070 Dorman, 61

1038 Kaneko, 61 1107 Morrison, 64 Ge 2944 Lin, 67 1137 Kiser, 62

1244 Morrison, 53

1215 Hutchison, 63

1453 Stuber, 65 H 1508 McGowan, 65 1530 Fiquet-Fayard, 65 2349 Schram, 64

1919 Fiquet-Fayard, 65 2762 Ziesel, 67

18
lOMZATION EXPERIMENTAL IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Relative Relative

Kr 2797 Mehlhorn, 65 3990 Ziesel Ti 4439 Rolinski, 70 4559 Lossing, 71 4751 Morrison, 71

Tl 4077 Rovner, 70 4346 Gingerich, 70 713 Kupriyanov, 64 1492 Baker, 65 3768 Latypov, 68 U 1261 Mann, 64 4970 Blackburn, 72

713 Kupriyanov, 64 V 4439 Rolinski, 70

Li 150 Brink, 62 5465 Adler, 73 Xe 216 Tate, 34 242 Morrison, 59

271 Fox, 54 304 Hanle, 52 Mg 1039 Kaneko, 61 1920 Ziesel, 65 308 Kuyatt, 63 310 Fox, 53 2969 Fiquet-Fayard, 68 4211 Okudaira, 70 353 Fox, 58 481 Cloutier, 59 4300 Okudaira, 70 4744 Karstensen, 71 525 Krauss, 59 550 Hagstrum, 56 591 Burns, 63 692 Kuyatt, 63 Mn 4315 Abouaf, 70 704 Hickam, 54 707 Fox, 60 854 Clarke, 54 986 Blanc, 62

1881 Daly, 66 4848 Mahadevan, 72 1034 Foner, 61 1069 Dorman, 59

1070 Dorman, 61 1107 Morrison, 64 Na 150 Brink, 62 216 Tate, 34 1137 Kiser, 62 1244 Morrison, 53 466 Dibeler, 59 1039 Kaneko, 61 1453 Stuber, 65 3874 Brion, 69

1919 Fiquet-Fayard, 65 1920 Ziesel, 65 4751 Morrison, 71 3990 Ziesel Xe"' 713 Kupriyanov, 64 Ne 12 Bleakney, 30 66 Mohr, 34 213 Stevenson, 42 242 Morrison, 59 Xe"^ 713 Kupriyanov, 64 280 Fite, 63 339 Otvos, 56 481 Cloutier, 59 525 Krauss, 59 Zn 283 Fiquet-Fayard, 63 313 Hickam, 54 625 Jesse, 25 692 Kuyatt, 63 1167 Fiquet-Fayard, 63 1578 De Maria, 65 704 Hickam, 54 986 Blanc, 62 2760 Ziesel, 67 2969 Fiquet-Fayard,

1039 Kaneko, 61 1068 Dorman, 61 3990 Ziesel 1244 Morrison, 53 1373 Simpson, 65

1453 Stuber, 65 1920 Ziesel, 65 Bij 2900 Kohl, 67 3990 Ziesel 4127 Carlson, 70 4381 Van Der Wiel, 70 4751 Morrison, 71 Brj 708 Frost, 60

5824 Tahira, 73 CO 17 Vaughan, 31 214 Hagstrum, 41 Ne* 280 Fite, 63 271 Fox, 54 310 Fox, 53 339 Otvos, 56 625 Jesse, 25 Ne"' 713 Kupriyanov, 64 941 Fineman, 62 1038 Kaneko, 61 1068 Dorman, 61 1096 Hogness, 28 Ni 1874 Cooper Jr., 66 1648 Zapesochnyi, 61 1742 Cuthbert, 66 2969 Fiquet-Fayard, 68 Pb 2944 Lin, 67 4077 Rovner, 70 CO"' 1742 Cuthbert, 66 Rb 216 Tate, 34 283 Fiquet-Fayard, 63 2366 Shimon, 64 2762 Ziesel, 67 CI2 526 Frost, 58 708 Frost, 60 2969 Fiquet-Fayard, 68 3990 Ziesel D, 539 Hayakawa, 55 Se 1578 De Maria, 65 HCI 339 Otvos, 56 707 Fox, 60 Sn 2944 Lin, 67 1244 Morrison, 53

Sr 283 Fiquet-Fayard, 63 2660 Kupriyanov, 66 HD 539 Hayakav^a, 55 2762 Ziesel, 67 3990 Ziesel 4300 Okudaira, 70 H, 9 Bleakney, 30 41 NewhaU, 42 66 Mohr, 34 170 Baerwald, 25 Te 1578 De Maria, 65 255 Smyth, 24 339 Otvos, 56

19
IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Relative Relative

H2 539 Hayakawa, 55 570 Gryzinski, 63 CO2 2119 Sjogren, 66 6112 Jackson, 74 625 Jesse, 25 659 Crawford, 62 660 Kallmann, 27 1164 Briglia, 65 COS 2969 Fiquet-Fayard, 68

1292 Briglia, 65 1303 Geiger, 64

1415 McGowan, 65 1508 McGowan, 65 CSj 339 Otvos, 56 531 Collin, 60

5595 Crowe, 73 5665 Weigold, 73 2969 Fiquet-Fayard, 68

211 McFadden, 46 DjO 4895 AppeU, 73

IBr 708 Frost, 60 HCN 339 Otvos, 56

ICl 708 Frost, 60 HjO 483 Cottin, 59 558 Schulz, 60 924 Mann, 40 1919 Fiquet-Fayard, 65

526 Frost, 58 708 Frost, 60 4895 AppeU, 73 5359 Lindemann, 72 5481 Morrison, 73

17 Vaughan, 31 66 Mohr, 34 214 Hagstrum, 41 271 Fox, 54 H^S 339 Otvos, 56 1530 Fiquet-Fayard, 65 339 Otvos, 56 523 Frost, 55 2969 Fiquet-Fayard, 68 5481 Morrison, 73 625 Jesse, 25 660 Kallmann, 27 778 Dorman, 60 854 Clarke, 54 NjO 339 Otvos, 56 1067 Curran, 61 953 Stewart, 55 1038 Kaneko, 61 1916 ConnoUy, 65 1068 Dorman, 61 1108 Dorman, 63

1244 Morrison, 53 1509 Fineman, 65 SnClj 4216 Buchanan, 69

1530 Fiquet-Fayard, 65 1648 Zapesochnyi, 61 1888 Peresse, 65 2174 Koval, 66 C2H2 3808 Brion, 69 4354 Lossing, 70 2614 Kieffer, 67 2969 Fiquet-Fayard, 68 3878 Brion, 68 4117 Carlson, 70 CjNj 339 Otvos, 56 5286 Borst, 73 HjOj 1 1 m XT' n 1132 roner, 62

1881 Daly, 66 NH, 924 Mann, 40 1068 Dorman, 61 NO 214 Hagstrum, 41 481 Cloutier, 59 1530 Fiquet-Fayard, 65 2969 Fiquet-Fayard, 68 854 Clarke, 54 1068 Dorman, 61 5520 Morrison, 73 1530 Fiquet-Fayard, 65 1648 Zapesochnyi, 61 2969 Fiquet-Fayard, 68 PH3 339 Otvos, 56

0, 167 Randolph, 58 214 Hagstrum, 41 CHjBr 339 Otvos, 56 524 Frost, 57 255 Smyth, 24 334 Stewart, 58 339 Otvos, 56 341 Frost, 58 CH3CI 339 Otvos, 56 524 Frost, 57 526 Frost, 58 778 Dorman, 60 985 Brion, 64 1089 McGowan, 64 CHjF 524 Frost, 57

1108 Dorman, 63 1888 Peresse, 65 2174 Koval, 66 2308 Turner, 68 CHjI 339 Otvos, 56 524 Frost, 57 2870 Peresse, 67 3878 Brion, 68 CH4 66 Mohr, 34 339 Otvos, 56

1578 De Maria, 65 524 Frost, 57 539 Hayakawa, 55 625 Jesse, 25 2510 Ehrhardt, 67

2 1578 De Maria, 65 2658 Brehm, 67 4742 Appell, 71 5516 Morrison, 73 Tej 1578 De Maria, 65 SnCl^ 4216 Buchanan, 69 UO 1261 Mann, 64 C2H4 339 Otvos, 56 539 Hayakawa, 55 CO2 339 Otvos, 56 531 CoUin, 60 847 Asundi, 63 1068 Dorman, 61 CjHj 339 Otvos, 56

1244 Morrison, 53 1530 Fiquet-Fayard, 65

1888 Peresse, 65 1919 Fiquet-Fayard, 65

20
lOMZATION THEORETICAL IONIZATION THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

Ag

Al

At

Ar*

Ar^'

Ar^^

Au

B

Ba

Ba^'

Be

140 Burhop, 40 455 Hill, 51 1014 Cryzinski, 65

4340 Mathur, 70

3582 Gaudin, 68 4168 Peach, 70

3003 Bely, 68

147 1014

1457 1484

1557 2640

3456

3585

4339

4398

4782

4927

5582

Neu, 58

Gryzinski, 65

Vriens, 65 Kurepa, 63 Bauer, 65

Vainshtein, 67 Koozekanani, 68

Peach, 68 Amusia, 70 Manson, 71 Manson, 72 Omidvar, 72 Wallace, 73

1159 Vriens, 64

4340 Mathur, 70

4340 Mathur, 70

2901 Kolbenstvedt, 67

3581 Gaudin, 68 4168 Peach, 70 5014 Stingl, 72

1502 McFarland, 65 4866 Vainshtein, 72

4340 Mathur, 70

1273 Peach, 65

1655 Peach, 66

3581 Gaudin, 68 4376 McGuire, 71

3581 Gaudin, 68 4168 Peach, 70 4927 Omidvar, 72

4838 Moores, 72

2946 Beigman, 68

2946 Beigman, 68

452 Gryzinski, 59 999 Wetzel, 36 2901 Kolbenstvedt, 67

3585 Peach, 68

881 1159

1463

1506 2076

2799

3582 4168

4376

4399

4890

5447 6299

Golant, 59

Vriens, 64 Robinson, 65

Kingston, 65 Koozekanani, 66

Vainshtein, 67 Gaudin, 68 Peach, 70 McGuire, 71 Tripathi, 70 Roy, 72 Furness, 73 Khare, 74

3585 Peach, 68 4376 McGuire, 71

2713 McFarland, 67

4728 Bely, 71

1502 McFarland, 65

2713 McFarland, 67 3837 Tripathi, 69

3585 Peach, 68 4376 McGuire, 71

5014 Stingl, 72

Ca 1502 McFarland, 65

3837 Tripathi, 69

Ca*' 960 Zirin, 62

Ca*' 3003 Bely, 68

Cd 3837 Tripathi, 69

Cd*' 4340 Mathur, 70

CI 3582 Gaudin, 68 4168 Peach, 70

Cs 1165 Michael, 63

1502 McFarland, 65

2905 Garcia, 67 3877 Liepinsh, 68 4615 Tripathi, 71 5611 Roy, 73

Cs* 1272 Sheldon, 65

Cs*' 4089 Mathur, 69

F 3581 Gaudin, 68 4168 Peach, 70

Fe*" 443 Schwartz, 59

1058 Kulander, 63

Fe*'* 1849 Rudge, 66

Fe*'* 1849 Rudge, 66

2713 McFarland, 67 4866 Vainshtein, 72

61 282 390

461 587

825 844

852

892

996

1044

1115

1165

1262 1426

1457

1472

1541 1547

1582 1655 1878

Massey, 33

Yavorskii, 45 Geltman, 56 Morand, 59 Kogan, 59

Kingston, 64

Veldre, 63

Peterkop, 59

Burgess, 63

Akerib, 60

Drawin, 61 Ochkur, 63

Michael, 63

Prasad, 65

Veldre, 62

Vriens, 65

Veldre, 65 Ochkur, 65

Veldre, 63

Veldre, 65 Peach, 66

Vinkalns, 65

3585 Peach, 68

1464 McFarland, 65 2713 McFarland, 67 3735 Tripathi, 69 4399 Tripathi, 70 5479 Tiwary, 73 5708 Liepinsh, 72

3585 Peach, 68 4376 McGuire, 71

455 HiU, 51

3003 Bely, 68

101 Veldre, 62 307 Stauffer, 63 424 McCarroll, 57 533 Geltman, 63 671 Stabler, 64

829 Peterkop, 59 848 Omidvar, 63 863 Gryzinski, 63 913 Akerib, 61 1014 Gryzinski, 65

1071 Omidvar, 64

1129 Peterkop, 62 1168 Abrines, 66

1273 Peach, 65

1436 Burke, 65 1458 Omidvar, 65

1476 Presnyakov, 65

1544 Rudge, 65

1548 Veldre, 63

1595 Kingston, 65

1848 Rudge, 66

1879 Vinkalns, 65

21
IONIZATION THEORETICAL IONIZATION THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

1 1 IVl C Uy} W cll , UU 9077 Omli^i^ar fH ne OZoo jacoDs, l^e A/I1n /^.^l»»nn 7/1 oliu Lreltman, <4

97^f^ Pi-j-»tVi«>rc fxl £.iO\j i^roiners, \jl z/oo Draisev, o/ oOou oauain, oo II,* ne lijy vriens, 0^+ 4oyo tSriggs, /

OJO** VllCllS, uo OiOt ^7^7 ILtUlliIldil, iiffmnn ftQ U7

oi'-t\j wiiiiuvar, U7 ne 57 Durgess, 63 417 Burgess, 61 ovo / lavara, ov 4'Zoo Dell, t\j /oo i5urgess, oU OnO Tt AO oy2 Burgess, 6o 4239 Vriens, 70 4433 Kim, 71 1159 Vriens, 64 1436 Burke, 65

4.4.4.0 Polrlon 71 4746 Gryzinski, 72 1 770 17. AC 1 / <2 nudge, oo oUOl Kyle, 0/ 4840 Felden, 72 4859 Hidalgo, 72 3750 Thomas, 69 4433 Kim, 71 ouoo t^n/^/^ /\iion, Altnn 79jz ouoo ooiuen, (1 ^1 F#>lf4*>n 79 t^70Q Toiiii 7"^ O iU7 1 SUjl, (

H<r 1/10 T)iipU<-tn A(\ v^M Durnop, /ICC 11:11 ci 4oo riill, ol oozz (^899 P.-ir-rincL-i LrryzinsKi, 7^to ooyy ocnuiz, to 04z rrasad, Oo /oo lavorskii, 4/

ClOn^i PctlloVi^r 7/1 Oloz IjOlaen, /4 illo Ucnkur, oo llo9 Vriens, o4

^ilft9 oioz Ptfiltman ijeiiiTian, 7A/4' loo/ oauer, Oo

ouoz ^miavar, or

zoyo rerlman, OU 000 / 1 npaini, oy S284 TwppH 7^

Htr* 1 107 V rienb, ut4- 1 o ivi c v- re d, ou

^0\J •ZJWdll, oo o^o vjmiavar, oo Her*' 4'0'*u iviainur, /u 1071 Omidvar, 64 1436 Burke, 65

ii'Oo v.'iiiiuvar, oo iozu V-Tniavar, oo "g 4'04'U iviainur, /u 10 70 rviii^s LUil f uo iUOU riasaU, UU

ioy4' jvingsion, oo lo'+o Kuclge, 00 V 1979 CU.al.rln>^ Iz/z oneldon, Oo 1404 Mcrarland, 0; zuzo ivingsion, oo ooU/ Kingston, Oo loUz Mcrarland, Oo Z i 16 Mcrarland, Oi oozo Kyie, Oo ooo4 Vriens, Oo zyuo Oarcia, 0/ 0/00 1 npatni, Ov

^\r70 DanKSf ov ozlo rercival, to 000"+ 1 ripatni, OV QQ77 T ^AninoU AQ 00/ / Liiepinsn, Oo

A^ld.9 Vnann 7/1 /lOlO Ctown 70 4U1U otern, /u

Heo77 1 ripaini, (U

4oyo Manson, /

/1Q97 ^\fZt r^r«;*^»rar wmiavar, 79/z

Z4' weizei, oo 61 Massey, 33 ooii i\oy, io 1A7 Mill. ovu Lyeuman, oO

4'^9 PMr-FirtoL-i "^Q 4'oz LFryzinsKi, ov 'foo niu, oi IiT*' rv O(ou 1 nomas, ov 4Uov iviamur, ov

/Oo lion, OU ooo Van Lie walle, 01 40iy 1 npatni, (i 4y00 reach, /

oOo OryzinsKi,0o yyy wetzei, oo

UryzinSKi, Oo 1U44 Urawin, 01 Kr 'X AH "W^,, CO 14/ iMeu, oo 14o / V riens, Oo

1115 Ucnkur, oo 1159 Vriens, 64 1484 Kurepa, 63 loUo Kmgston, 65

1 OTO T) 1_ £C lz7o reach, 65 1302 Sloan, 65 On7/1 V 1

' A 7 2974 Koozekanani, 67 O 0/1 f\ I/" „ „ 1 ^ • oz4y Koozekanani,

1345 Lee, 65 1457 Vriens, 65 3456 Koozekanani, 68 4339 Amusia, 70 1484 Kurepa, 63 1506 Kingston, 65 4399 Iripathi, 70 AOf\f\ xy TO 4890 Koy, 72 1554 Lyash, 63 1555 Veld re, 63 492/ Omidvar, /2 ozyy Khare, /4 1557 Bauer, 65 1655 Peach, 66

1788 Byron Jr., 66 1942 Anderson, 67 Kr 4340 Mathur, 70 2836 Callow, 67 2837 Inokuti, 67 2965 Pecul, 67 3062 Omidvar, 67 Kr 4340 Mathur, 70 3581 Gaudin, 68 3747 Lhrhardt, 69

3932 bell, 69 on/11 T7 "J ^ £.C\ 3941 Lcononiides, 69 Ll o/U Gryzinski, oo

0'70 D U £D o/o reach, Oo 3996 Oldham, 69 /I Ark 1 T 1 ** 4001 Inokuti, 69 iU14 Gryzinski, oo 1044 Urawin, ol 4070 Aberg, 69 4235 Bell, 70 1 1 i1 £ TP/ ,« A 1146 Wu, 44 1 1 C\f\ TY/. Af\ iiyu Wu, 40 4320 Khare, 70 4345 Bell, 70 1272 Sheldon, 65 1273 reach, 65 4376 McGuire, 71 4433 Kim, 71 1299 McUowell, 65 1464 Mcrarland, 6; 4/oz Manson, 12. 4oyU Koy, /2 louz ivicranana, oo looo jreacn, oo 4899 Tripathi, 72 4927 Omidvar, 72 1951 McDowell, 66 2836 Catlow, 67 5002 Ishihara, 72 5003 Kim, 72 2905 Garcia, 67 3062 Omidvar, 67 5079 Stingl, 72 5080 Pavlichenkov, 72 3581 Gaudin, 68 3804 Tripathi, 69

5081 Gillespie, 72 5092 Balashov, 72 3877 Liepinsh, 68 4010 Stern, 70 5284 Tweed, 73 5552 Roy, 73 4309 Liepinsh, 70 4376 McGuire, 71 5589 Phillips, 73 5652 Tahira, 73 4927 Omidvar, 72 5738 Lipovetskii, 73 5899 Schulz, 73

22
IONIZATION THEORETICAL IONIZATION THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

Li*

Li*

Mg

Na

Na*

Na*

Ne

1044 Drawin, 61 3750 Thomas, 69

3941 Economides, 69 4074 Moores, 70 4082 Kim, 70 4089 Mathur, 69

A A 't XT' ' T 1 4433 Kim, 71 4619 1 ripathi, 71 4yz/ Umidvar, iZ /inAA D U "71 ViKiKi reach, /

5284 Tweed, 73 5552 Roy, 73

1044 Drawin, 61

1502 McFarland, 65 1654 Peach, 66

1655 Peach, 66 2713 McFarland, 67 3582 Gaudin, 68 3837 Tripathi, 69 4168 Peach, 70 4866 Vainshtein, 72 4927 Omidvar, 72

oUUo tJely, oo Ar\nA \lt ^ TA 4U/4 Moores, /O

A nod iv>f»»i iirt lUov Mathur, 69 4966 reach, /

4838 Moores, 72 4966 Peach, 71

453 Seaton, 59 1463 Robinson, 65

1557 Bauer, 65 2836 Catlow, 67 3581 Gaudin, 68 3585 Peach, 68 4168 Peach, 70 4376 McGuire, 71 4927 Omidvar, 72 4966 Peach, 71

3750 1 homas, 69 4089 Mathur, 69 4838 Moores, 72

4838 Moores, 72 5014 Stingl, 72

1183 Bates, 65 1272 Sheldon, 65

1464 McFarland, 65 1476 Presnyakov, 65

1502 McFarland, 65 1654 Peach, 66

1655 Peach, 66 2905 Garcia, 67 3582 Gaudin, 68 3735 Tripathi, 69

3804 Tripathi, 69 3877 Liepinsh, 68

4010 Stern, 70 4168 Peach, 70 4376 McGuire, 71 4398 Manson, 71 4927 Omidvar, 72

3750 Thomas, 69 4089 Mathur, 69

4619 Tripathi, 71 4838 Moores, 72 4966 Peach, 71

4838 Moores, 72

147 Neu, 58 455 Hill, 51 1159 Vriens, 64

1463 Robinson, 65

1506 Kingston, 65 2974 Koozekanani, 67 3456 Koozekanani, 68 3585 Peach, 68 4339 Amusia, 70 4890 Roy, 72

210 Inokuti, 62

1115 Ochkur, 63

1457 Vriens, 65 1484 Kurepa, 63

1557 Bauer, 65 3249 Koozekanani, 68

3581 Gaudin, 68 4168 Peach, 70 4376 McGuire, 71 4927 Omidvar, 72

Ne 4966 Peach, 71 5608 Saxon, 73 6342 Knapp, 74

5582 WaUace, 73 6299 Khare, 74

Ne' 1159 Vriens, 64

Ne*' 1159 Vriens, 64 4089 Mathur, 69

3750 Thomas, 69

4838 Moores, 72

Ni 140 Burhop, 40

455 HiU, 51 1044 Drawin, 61 2695 Perlman, 60

452 Gryzinski, 59

1014 Gryzinski, 65

1115 Ochkur, 63 2901 Kolbenstvedt,

0 453 Seaton, 59

1557 Bauer, 65 3062 Omidvar, 67 3585 Peach, 68 4376 McGuire, 71 4930 Kazaks, 72

1463 Robinson, 65 2836 Catlow, 67 3581 Gaudin, 68

4168 Peach, 70 4927 Omidvar, 72

0*' 4838 Moores, 72

0*^ 4838 Moores, 72

0*' 5014 Stingl, 72

o*" 143 Trefftz, 63 1046 Malik, 61

0*' 143 Trefftz, 63 814 Varsavsky, 63

p 3582 Gaudin, 68 4168 Peach, 70

3585 Peach, 68

p*" 3003 Bely, 68

Rb 1272 Sheldon, 65

1502 McFarland, 65

2905 Garcia, 67 4399 Tripathi, 70

1464 McFarland, 65 2713 McFarland, 67 3735 Tripathi, 69

5611 Roy, 73

Rb*' 4089 Mathur, 69

s 3582 Gaudin, 68 4168 Peach, 703585 Peach, 68

Si 3582 Gaudin, 68 4168 Peach, 703585 Peach, 68

Sn 2901 Kolbenstvedt, 67

Sn*' 4340 Mathur, 70

Sn*« 57 Burgess, 63

Sr 1502 McFarland, 65 4866 Vainshtein, 72

2713 McFarland, 67

23
IONIZATION THEORETICAL IONIZATION THEORETICAL

Normalized Relative

c +1 ar 960 Zirin, 62 4340 Mathur, 70

Tl 1502 McFarland, 65 2713 McFarland, (ft

Xe 147 Neu, 58 1484 Kurepa, 63 4339 Amusia, 70 5847 Chiandusso, 73

1457 Vriens, 65

1506 Kingston, 65 4890 Roy, 72 6299 Khare, 74

Xe 4340 Mathur, 70

Xe 4340 Mathur, 70

Zn 3837 Tripathi, 69 4927 Omidvar, 72

Zn 4340 Mathur, 70

CO 642 Prasad, 63

1558 Bauer, 65

1557 Bauer, 65

Hj 147 Neu, 58 455 HiU, 51 1014 Gryzinski, 65

1115 Ochkur, 63

1557 Bauer, 65 3803 Prok, 69 5216 Liu, 73 6298 Bottcher, 74

452 Gryzinski, 59 863 Gryzinski, 63

1044 Drawin, 61 1457 Vriens, 65

1558 Bauer, 65 4320 Khare, 70 5305 Sharma, 72

4120 Mathur, 70

N, 147 Neu, 58

1457 Vriens, 65

1558 Bauer, 65 4320 Khare, 70 5305 Sharma, 72

642 Prasad, 63

1557 Bauer, 65 3803 Prok, 69 5003 Kim, 72

NO 1557 Bauer, 65 1558 Bauer, 65

0, 642 Prasad, 63

1557 Bauer, 65 3574 Takayanagi, 67

1457 Vriens, 65

1558 Bauer, 65 4320 Khare, 70

COj 4002 Strickland, 69

C2H2 1557 Bauer, 65 1558 Bauer, 65

CH« 210 Inokuti, 62

Relative

Ag 1144 De La Ripelle, 49

Ar 1144 De La Ripelle, 49

Ar* 3525 Koozekanani, 68

H 1144 De La RipeUe, 49

He 1144 De La Ripelle, 49 1673 Mittleman, 66

5313 Salin, 73

Kr 1144 De La RipeUe, 49

Kr' 3525 Koozekanani, 68

Na 1144 De La RipeUe, 49

Ne 1144 De La RipeUe, 49

Ne* 3525 Koozekanani, 68

Xe 1144 De La RipeUe, 49

Dj 5 Krauss, 57

Hj 5 Krauss, 57

DETACHMENT EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

H" 1880 Tisone, 66

2904 Tisone, 68

4437 Walton, 70 4720 Walton, 71

O" 2904 Tisone, 68

O3" 4938 Wong, 72

2788 Dance, 67 4344 Peart, 70 4503 Peart, 71 5667 Peart, 73

Relative

PHj" 4793 Smyth, 72

DETACHMENT THEORETICAL

Normalized

Cr 1300 Massey, 36

Cs" 5662 John, 73

1463 Robinson, 65

24
DETACHMENT THEORETICAL ELECTRONIC EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

H' 415 Geltman, 60

576 Rudge, 64

1483 Tietz, 63 2116 Rogalski, 66

3736 Bely, 69 4924 Faisal, 72 6314 Roy, 74

5662 John, 73

Li" 5662 John, 73

Na" 5662 John, 73

O" 365 Watanabe, 50

Rb" 5662 John, 73

ELECTRONIC EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL

470 McDowell, 63

1125 Gehman, 60

1764 Smirnov, 66

3415 Inokuti, 68 4433 Kim, 71 5478 John, 73

5897 John, 73

5897 John, 73

5897 John, 73

Normalized

Ar 187 Berman, 49 637 Langmuir, 28

1823 Zapesochnyi, 66

3767 Mercer, 67 4087 Afrosimov, 69 4204 Clout, 71 4839 Lloyd, 72 5277 McConkey, 73 5737 BaUou, 73 6347 Tan, 74

Ar*' 5001 Imre, 72 6134 Tan, 74

Ar*' 4962 Datla, 72

Ba*' 929 Belousova, 61 4314 Bacon, 69 4905 Beigman, 71 6193 CrandaU, 74

C** 5085 Engelhardt, 72

Ca 4115 Heyner, 69

4317 Karstensen, 70 6466 Garga, 74

Ca*' 5831 Taylor, 73

Cd 1758 Penkin, 66 4212 Anderson, 70

288

755 2833

3945 4129

4305

5034

5441 6005

Herrmann, 36

Volkova, 59

Feltsan, 67 Schaper, 69

Latimer, 70

Feltsan, 70 Winicur, 71 Van Raan, 73

Borst, 74

5830 Zapesochnyi, 73

2938 Bacon, 68

4331 Pace, 70 5557 Pace, 73

4173 Schramm, 69

5523 Ehlers, 73

2967 Penkin, 67 4353 Aleinikov, 70

Cd 4609 NeweU, 71 5087 Vesnicheva, 72 6254 Sovter, 74

Cs 279 Mohler, 32

1517 Zapesochnyi, 65

1910 Korchevoi, 66

2069 Zapesochnyi, 66

2830 Zapesochnyi, 67 6497 Aleksakhin, 74

Cu 6194 Williams, 74

F*' 5085 Engelhardt, 72

Fe 929 Belousova, 61

H 321 Fite, 58 327 Lichten, 59 936 Schulz, 60

2021 Hils, 66 3027 Long, 68

3836 McGowan, 69 4495 Oed, 71 5655 Koschmieder, 73

H' 5643 Banks, 73

He 56 Lees, 32

124 Dorrestein, 42

192 Francis, 47 336 Corrigan, 58 373 Lassettre, 53 464 Frisch, 58 485 Lin, 62 600 Phelps, 58

742 St. John, 60

799 Silverman, 64

871 Fleming, 63

1049 St. John, 64

1265 Jones, 48

1455 Miller, 64

1583 Zapesochnyi, 65

1760 Lashmore-Davie,65

1895 Zapesochnyi, 65 2757 Shpenik, 67

2841 Vriens, 68

2916 Lucas, 63 3583 Jobe, 68

3687 Aarts, 68 3814 Lassettre, 69

3846 Anderson, 69 4114 Truhlar, 70 4198 Lassettre, 70 4408 Chamberlain, 70 4616 Van Raan, 71 4771 Weaver, 70

5015 Varshavskii, 70 5160 Newell, 72

1467 Nolan, 65

1801 Zapesochnyi, 66

1972 Zapesochnyi, 66

2715 Korchevoi, 67 3777 Hertel, 69

326 Fite, 59 332 Stebbings, 60

1486 Smith, 65 2902 Kleinpoppen, 68

3373 WUliams, 68 4206 Kauppila, 70 4770 Walker Jr., 70 5984 Wmiams, 74

123 Dorrestein, 42

125 Woudenberg, 41 318 Schulz, 57 338 Stewart, 59 379 Silverman, 57 477 Yakhontova, 60

554 Hughes, 63 637 Langmuir, 28 787 Hughes, 63 800 Lassettre, 64

886 Gabriel, 60

1088 Fleming, 64

1323 Yakhontova, 59

1528 Holt, 65

1677 Holt, 66

1892 Holt, 65 2690 Weaver, 67 2838 Jobe, 67 2903 Jobe, 67 2929 MoustafaMoussa,67

3590 Zapesochnyi, 67 3729 Mousta£aMoussa,69

3830 Brongersma, 68

3945 Schaper, 69 4132 Bogdanova, 70 4218 Van Eck, 70 4565 McConkey, 71 4740 Rice, 72 4857 Opal, 72

25
ELECTRONIC EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL ELECTRONIC EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

He

He*

He*'

Hg

In

Kr

Kr*'

Li

Mg

N

4952 4997

5069

5572

5815 5820

6005 6195

6411

Smirnov, 71 Donaldson, 72 Crooks, 72 Anderson, 73

Truhlar, 73

Hall, 73

Borst, 74 Van Raan, 74 Van Raan, 74

759 Robben, 63

1805 Norcross, 66 6384 Dashchenko, 74

21 176 513 637 2626

2757 3848 4135

4212 4338

4946

5541

Tate, 32

Jongerius, 62

Jongerius, 50 Langmuir, 28 Anderson, 67

Shpenik, 67

Borst, 69

Borst, 68 Anderson, 70

Korotkov, 70 Hanne, 72 Rockwood, 73

6262 Shimon, 74

141 344

749

1517 1680 2715 2830

3776 4689

6497

Loveridge, 31 Volkova, 59

Volkova, 59

Zapesochnyi, 65 Zapesochnyi, 65

Korchevoi, 67 Zapesochnyi, 67

Hertel, 69

Slevin, 70 Aleksakhin, 74

474 Volkova, 60

2795 Feltsan, 67 4087 Afrosimov, 69

5441 Van Raan, 73

5830 Zapesochnyi, 73

773 Feldman, 63 2726 Aleksakhin, 67 3063 Aleksakhin, 67

5731 Aleksakhin, 73

4667 Stone, 71

4903 Johnston, 71

4992

5011 5276 5599

5819

5898 6030 6344

Crooks, 72 Peresse, 72 Madison, 73 Trajmar, 73 Pochat, 73 Mathur, 73 Samoilov, 73 Samoilov, 74

6253 Gerasimov, 74

5829 Dolder, 73 6464 Dashchenko, 74

69

303 623

877 2643

2923 4009

4167 4213

4752

5482

Arnot, 35

Riede, 54

Crozier, 28 Anderson, 66

Frisch, 67

Fowler, 67

Skerbele, 70

Varshavskii, 69

Varshavskii, 70

Skerbele, 72 Skerbele, 73

275 Fabrikant, 39

505 Volkova, 62

773 Feldman, 63

1533 Volkova, 63

2069 Zapesochnyi, 66 2759 Feldman, 67 3519 Hertel, 68 3778 Hertel, 69 4926 Slevin, 72

1823 Zapesochnyi, 66

3945 Schaper, 69

4452 Rozgachev, 70

1072 Hughes, 64 2759 Feldman, 67 6351 Leep, 74

5706 Stone, 71

N** 5158 Boland, 70

N** 5085 Engelhardt, 72

Na 141 Loveridge, 31 414 Volkova, 61 1683 Zapesochnyi, 65 2971 Frisch, 67

4961 Enemark, 72

Ne 122 Milatz, 40

124 Dorrestein, 42 205 Hadeishi, 63 637 Langmuir, 28

1339 Hadeishi, 65

1584 Revald, 65 2909 Zapesochnyi, 67 3945 Schaper, 69

4110 Hertz, 69 4900 Smirnov, 72 4959 Walker, 72 5441 Van Raan, 73

5551 Smirnov, 73 6134 Tan, 74

Ne* 3457 Khaikin, 68

Ne^ 4903 Johnston, 71

Ne"' 4904 Kunze, 71

Ne** 5085 Engelhardt, 72

O 4667 Stone, 71 6181 Stone, 74

O** 4903 Johnston, 71

O** 5085 Engelhardt, 72

Rb 773 Feldman, 63

1801 Zapesochnyi, 66 2069 Zapesochnyi, 66 2759 Feldman, 67 3776 Hertel, 69 6497 Aleksakhin, 74

Si*'" 4903 Johnston, 71

Sr 6051 Starodub, 73

Sr* 4905 Beigman, 71

Tl

Xe

121 Strohmeier, 37 5593 Nepiipov, 73

474 Volkova, 60

6050 Bradbury, 73

290 Christoph, 35 1517 Zapesochnyi, 65 2830 Zapesochnyi, 67 3778 Hertel, 69

6497 Aleksakhin, 74

123

187 288

1094

1531 2725 3322

4087

4451 4953

5039

5524

5629

Dorrestein, 42 Berman, 49 Herrmann, 36

Tien, 64

Frisch, 63

Feltsan, 66 Guk, 57 Afrosimov, 69

Sharpton, 70 Bogdanova, 71 Walker, 71 Bogdanova, 72

Sharpton, 68

4906 Tondello, 71

5706 Stone, 71

1517 Zapesochnyi, 65

1969 Zapesochnyi, 66 2715 Korchevoi, 67 2830 Zapesochnyi, 67 3777 Hertel, 69

6387 Aleksakhin, 74

5089 Shimon, 72 5982 Zapesochnyi, 73

1823 Zapesochnyi, 66

26
ELECTRONIC EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL ELECTRONIC EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

Xe 3000 Feltsan, 68 3945 Schaper, 69 N- 4800 Shemansky, 71 4853 Borst, 72 4087 Afrosimov, 69 4130 Allen, 69 4864 Koppe, 72 5215 Chutjian, 73 5441 Van Raan, 73 5591 Rostovikova, 73 5308 Kisker, 72 5706 Stone, 71 6465 Rostovikova, 73 6142 VanDeRunstraat,74 6235 Imami, 74

Xe*' 474 Volkova, 60 N/' 3338 Lee, 68 6053 Dashchenko, 73 6188 Crandall, 74 Zn 4212 Anderson, 70 4353 Aleinikov, 70 4858 Newell, 72 5160 Newell, 72 NO 4326 Lawrence, 70 4714 Stone, 72 5268 Penkin, 71 5630 Penkin, 72 4715 Mentall, 72 4841 Aarts, 71

CN 5666 Korol, 73 o„ 376 Lassettre 54 377 Silverman 57 381 Lassettre, 57 652 Lunt, 62 CO 372 Lassettre, 53 374 Lassettre, 53 794 Lassettre, 64 798 Lassettre, 64 794 Lassettre, 64 803 Lassettre, 64 1310 Schulz, 62 3760 McConkey, 69

968 Skerbele, 60 3064 Skubenich, 67 4125 Borst, 70 4298 Konishi, 70 3374 Skubenich, 67 3830 Brongersma, 68 4326 Lawrence, 70 4337 Srivastava, 70 3989 Brongersma, 69 4220 Aarts, 70 4659 Mumma, 71 4664 Cartwright, 71 4326 Lawrence, 70 4349 Aarts, 70 4683 Aarts, 71 4688 Ajello, 71 4387 Lassettre, 71 4420 Mumma, 71 4724 Trajmar, 71 4735 Linder, 71 4653 Skerbele, 71 4658 Holland, 72 4851 Trajmar, 72 5033 Wells 71 4685 Ajello, 71 4864 Koppe, 72 5525 Koppe, 72 5734 Wong. 73 5833 Wells, 73 5832 Cartwright, 73

D, 3831 Vroom, 69 4694 Cox, 70 COj 380 Shiloff, 57 1205 Meyer, 65 4945 Cox, 72 3830 Brongersma, 68 3989 Brongersma, 69

4336 Sroka, 70 4420 Mumma, 71 H, 181 Frost, 62 260 Engelhardt, 63 4684 Ajello, 71 4748 Wells, 72 321 Fite, 58 327 Lichten, 59 6388 Tsurubuchi, 74 354 Corrigan, 58 637 Langmuir, 28 652 Lunt, 62 804 Lassettre, 64 DjO 4487 McGowan, 69

921 Lecler 63 1265 lonps 48

3813 Kuppcrmflnn, 68 3831 Vroom, 69 HjO 382 Lassettre, 58 3812 Vroom, 69 4131 Weaver, 70 4388 Weingartshofer, 7 4326 Lawrence 70 4487 McGowan, 69

4.dft7 MrCnwfln ftQ 4.A^Q 11 m ma 71 5967 Sii«hanin 71 AOA^ T flQQRffr^ 74 d77 1 W*»n v*»r 70 AOAA T na«#^tfr** 74. AlUlOO Ten 1 SUlUUUt^Iil, ni Km 1 ni 741^

dflf^n ^tf»n*» 79 Olio ^^^^ MnCf\n\^t^v ivic VjOnitey , 79t A91d. U^l^ iVlUlgall, \/\r%rtran Id. 1 A4Aft R^^nnlrlr^^r 74

IN 2 ^ io Hiiigeiiidrui, U4' OlO IjasSClllC y OO r H OOOl/ Dl UllgCl Sillcl, vMJ A9^1 u^o 1 Knnnf* xvoppc, 74/

OlO \7H OllVCIIIlallf ^1 1 vffm q Ti L>^7i ^ftl T nQQpttrf^ ^7 637 Lifingmuirf 28 A^9 uo^fi TLi iiTit mil, A9 4.497 Siiahnnin AO 44ft7 T'T'O t MrCnwan iVH^VyU w all , AOU7 OlO Lj aSac lire, UHf 857 Silverman , 65 *tOV/0 rial sllUal gCi f

1 1 A914 Mr»r(jnn 74

091 T p£rl#»r 19QA X^7U WilliarriQ W UllaillS, OO^'i 1989 Zapesochnyi, 66 ^l^O 919ft JUUC, TnKf» A7\J t CD4 3832 Vroom 69

9Q7fi HnllnnH Aft «J^0A4 V/Ut" OlVllUCIIldl, mciihpnirVi A7<J( ^AR7 AflHa Aft O^710 1 IW OlaillUIl ^tnntrtn , AOU7 CH4 190 FHmUtpn 49 109 17^ Franpi<5 1 IdllL'lS, 47^1 ot^o riaSiea, ov 3769 Srivastava, 69 ooo^ '^R'19 Vrnnm vruuiii, AO(j7 ^040 ^rntn AO ooov Drongersma, oo oOoo oroKa, ov **^0 / IVlCOOWail, U7 4A4A A arte 71 oooi ivicijOnKey, ov 3943 Srivastava, 69 '^dAft Tnhn 40 A9 1 4 A^rtT-rtor* 7/4. iViUrgail, 1 Hr 3981 Simpson, 69 3984 Aarts, 69 6231 Koppe, 74 3989 Brongersma, 69 3991 AieUo, 69 4080 Borst, 70 4083 Koval, 69 C2H4 3832 Vroom, 69 3989 Brongersma, 69 4226 Ajello, 70 4326 Lawrence, 70 4646 Aarts, 71 4343 Skerbele, 70 4428 Sheridan, 71 4647 Koppe, 71 4655 Aarts, 71 CjHj 190 Edmisten, 49 3832 Vroom, 69 4658 Holland, 72 4682 McConkey, 71 4713 Mumma, 71 4788 Borst, 72

591-159 O-LT - 76 - 3 27
ELECTRONIC EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL ELECTRONIC EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL

Relative Relative

Ag

Ar

289 Fuhrmann, 39 He

Ba

20

63

115 178 344

837

1301

1527 2176

2962

4241 5072 6178

Hughes, 32

Nicoll, 33

Fischer, 33 Minkowski, 23 Volkova, 59

Porteus, 63 Olmsted III, 65 Chamberlain, 65 DoweU, 66

Pichanick, 68

Brion, 70

Lloyd, 72 Tam, 73

4783 Aleksakhin, 71

Be 6312 Aleksakhin, 74

Ca 3512 Karstensen, 68

Cd 105 Larche, 31 504 Zapesochnyi, 62 1648 Zapesochnyi, 61 2907 Zapesochnyi, 66

Cd* 6457 Mazing, 74

Cs 476 Bogdanova, 60

1078 Zapesochnyi, 63 5809 Postoi, 73

H 110 Ornstein, 33 532 Kleinpoppen, 62 629 Hughes, 23

58

67

119 304

692 968

1411 1776

2911 4133 4418

5113

6237

Mohr, 32 Whiddington, 34 Maier—Leibnitz,35

Hanle, 52

Kuyatt, 63

Skerbele, 60

Raff, 62 Kupriyanov, 66

Gavallas, 67 Grissom, 70

Grojean, 71 Zhukov, 72

Cvejanovic, 74

4783 Aleksakhin, 71

180 Minkowski, 23

1079 Zapesochnyi, 63 2074 Zapesochnyi, 66 3419 Zapesochnyi, 60

1040 Zapesochnyi, 64

3514 Hertel, 68

269 Ornstein, 35 609 Gailitis, 63 922 Chamberlain, 64

753 912

1027

1076 1140

1304

1417

1521 1572 1753

1781 1982 2074

2176

2642 2650

2912 2962 3410

3807

3880

3980

4113 4209

4228

4242 4382

4416 4750

4790

5072

5521 5705 5998 6049

6382

Dolgov, 59

St. John, 61 Higginson, 61 Zapesochnyi, 63 Simpson, 66 Chamberlain, 65 Chamberlain, 65

Zapesochnyi, 65 Cermak, 66

Boersch, 65 Cermak, 66

Doering, 66

Zapesochnyi, 66

Dowell, 66 Heddle, 67

Ehrhardt, 67 Chamberlain, 67

Pichanick, 68

Ehrhardt, 68

lonikh, 69

Brion, 68 Heideman, 69

Vriens, 68 Heideman, 70

Peresse, 70 HaU, 70 Heideman, 71 HaU, 71 Kisker, 72 Brongersma, 72 Lloyd, 72 Skerbele, 73

Sutton, 71 Heddle, 73 Heddle, 74 Heppner, 74

880

968

1073 1090

1148

1411 1513

1527 1588

1776

1839 2072 2175

2541 2648

2911 2915

3391 3748

3813

3979

3989

4133

4227

4241 4380

4407

4563

4777

5067 5309

5634

5994

6045

6237 6385

Maurer, 34

Skerbele, 60 McFarland, 64

Schulz, 64

Elenbaas, 30

Raff, 62 Heddle, 65 Chamberlain, 65

Ehrhardt, 65

Kupriyanov, 66 Mehlhorn, 66

Soltysik, 67 Dugan, 67 McFarland, 67

Heddle, 67

Gavallas, 67

Doering, 67 Andrick, 68

Whitteker, 67 Kuppermann, 68 Wei, 67 Brongersma, 69

Grissom, 70

Peresse, 70

Brion, 70

Peresse, 70 Burrow, 70

Kay, 71

Hall, 72

Showalter, 71 Kisker, 72 Eminyan, 73 Knoop, 73 Heddle, 74

Cvejanovic, 74 Eminyan, 74

3 Dymond, 27

27 Hughes, 33

63 NicoU, 33 100 Ornstein, 30

119 Maier-Lelbnitz,35

158 Harnwell, 29 178 Minkowski, 23 226 Michels, 30 235 Glockler, 29 263 Hanle, 29 304 Hanle, 52 328 Schulz, 59 492 McFariand, 63

513 Jongerius, 50 519 Heddle, 63

551 Lassettre, 64 612 Lassettre, 65 628 Hughes, 23 663 Hertz, 25 692 Kuyatt, 63

11 McMiUen, 30

58 Mohr, 32 67 Whiddington, 34

108 Thieme, 32

120 Poultney, 34

173 Van Voorhis, 34

223 Smit, 35

227 Lamb Jr., 57

253 Dymond, 29

293 Priestley, 35 319 Schulz, 58

361 Smit, 58 510 McFarland, 62

516 Smit, 63

521 McFarland, 62

564 St. John, 62 620 Coles, 37 651 Lees, 29 668 Womer, 34

747 McFarland, 64

He*' 2422 Daly, 67

Hg 40 Nottingham, 39

78 Zapesochnyi, 61 96 Vetterlein, 39

112 Ornstein, 33

115 Fischer, 33

142 Fabrikant, 37

173 Van Voorhis, 34

180 Minkowski, 23 222 Bogdanova, 63

231 Brattain, 29 315 Jongerius, 56 476 Bogdanova, 60 546 Smit, 56 635 White, 26 665 Whitney, 29 816 Siebertz, 31 965 Bakis, 59

1079 Zapesochnyi, 63

3323 Redhead, 68

58 Mohr, 32 92 Hanle, 30

108 Thieme, 32

114 SeUer, 33

137 Nicoll, 33

164 Gagge, 33

179 Hanle, 29

191 Arnot, 29 229 Ostensen, 29 262 Schaffernicht, 30 319 Schulz, 58 513 Jongerius, 50 634 Lee, 39 656 Bricout, 28 808 Frisch, 54

882 Zapesochnyi, 54

1077 Zapesochnyi, 63

1153 Ende, 29

28
ELECTRONIC EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL ELECTRONIC EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL

Relative Relative

Hg 1233 Frisch, 56 1275 Valasek, 27 Pb 289 Fuhrmann, 39

1290 Rozgachev, 58 1324 Bogdanova, 59

1475 Rose, 30 1521 Zapesochnyi, 65 Rb 1078 Zapesochnyi, 63 2366 Shimon, 64

1534 Bogdanova, 63 1570 Smit, 65

1575 Fyodorov, 65 1988 Bogdanova, 66 Sr* 6383 Shafranosh, 74 2074 Zapesochnyi, 66 2620 Bogdanova, 67

2823 Yeates, 67 3418 Zapesochnyi, 65 Tl 289 Fuhrmann, 39 5306 Shimon, 72 3528 Zapesochnyi, 64 3809 Skerbele, 69 3980 Heideman, 69 4091 Bogdanova, 68 Xe 178 Minkowski, 23 304 Hanle, 52 4150 Gronemeier, 70 4406 Eitel, 71 308 Kuyatt, 63 692 Kuyatt, 63 5114 Hanne, 72 1325 Guk, 57 1776 Kupriyanov, 66 2176 Dowell, 66 2962 Pichanick, 68 K 344 Volkova, 59 2074 Zapesochnyi, 66 3874 Brion, 69 4241 Brion, 70 2757 Shpenik, 67 3849 Rubin, 69 5308 Kisker, 72 5995 Zhukov, 73 4787 Goldstein, 72 Xe*' 1325 Guk, 57 6341 Vukstich, 74 Zn 105 Larche, 31 1077 Zapesochnyi, 63 Kr 178 Minkowski, 23 607 Devyatov, 55 1079 Zapesochnyi, 63 2074 Zapesochnyi, 66 692 Kuyatt, 63 1301 Olmsted III, 65 2757 Shpenik, 67 2907 Zapesochnyi, 66

1325 Guk, 57 1776 Kupriyanov, 66

2176 DoweU, 66 2962 Pichanick, 68 983 Swick, 61

4241 Brion, 70 4418 Grojean, 71 4441 Bogdanova, 69 5309 Kisker, 72 CO 328 Schulz, 59 475 Zapesochnyi, 60

5995 Zhukov, 73 1301 Olmsted HI, 65 1418 Meyer, 65

1481 Skerbele, 65 1743 Silverman, 64 Kr 1325 Guk, 57 1841 Koval, 66 1887 Skerbele, 66

2694 Skerbele, 67 3205 Freund, 67

Li 1586 Hafner, 65 1990 Aleksakhin, 66 3743 Hasted, 69 3813 Kuppermann, 68

5111 Aleksakhin, 72 5465 Adler, 73 3834 Rempt, 69 3979 Wei, 67 3989 Brongersma, 69 4109 Brion, 70 Mg 2907 Zapesochnyi, 66 4744 Karstensen, 71 4310 Rendina, 70 4379 Hubin-Franskin,

4418 Grojean, 71 4718 Newton, 71 N 2074 Zapesochnyi, 66 4847 Swanson, 72 5729 Collin, 73

Na 15 Michels, 31 111 Haft, 33 CO*' 39 Bundy, 37 506 Zapesochnyi, 62 1078 Zapesochnyi, 63

1648 Zapesochnyi, 61 5111 Aleksakhin, 72 D, 987 Coolidge, 44 2939 Dowell, 67 5466 Hafner, 73 3939 HaU, 69

Na*' 6341 Vukstich, 74 H,2 59 Mohr, 32 63 Nicoll, 33

158 Harnwell, 29 173 Van Voorhis, 34 Ne 59 Mohr, 32 119 Maier-Lelbnitz,35 232 Brasefield, 29 270 Kruithof, 35

137 NicoU, 33 152 Hanle, 30 319 Schulz, 58 987 Coolidge, 44

158 Harnwell, 29 178 Minkowski, 23 1301 Olmsted III, 65 1303 Geiger, 64 268 Milatz, 35 663 Hertz, 25 1411 Raff, 62 1585 Boersch, 65 692 Kuyatt, 63 1076 Zflpcsochnyi, 63 1692 Heideman, 66 1889 Cahill, 67

1153 Ende, 29 1301 Olmsted III, 65 2939 Dowell, 67 3545 Trajmar, 68

1648 Zapesochnyi, 61 1776 Kupriyanov, 66 3939 Hall, 69 3944 Ehrhardt, 69 2176 Dowell, 66 2911 Gavallas, 67 3979 Wei, 67 4310 Rendina, 70 2962 Pichanick, 68 3970 Grissom, 69 4418 Grojean, 71 4133 Grissom, 70 4241 Brion, 70 4750 Kisker, 72 5309 Kisker, 72 59 Mohr, 32 108 Thieme, 32 6178 Tarn, 73 137 Nicoll, 33 158 Harnwell, 29 328 Schulz, 59 334 Stewart, 58 Ne*' 67 Whiddington, 34 475 Zapesochnyi, 60 612 Lassettre, 65 632 Langstroth, 34 752 Kishko, 59

29
ELECTRONIC EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL ELECTRONIC EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL

Relative Relative

Nj 953 Stewart, 55 989 Thompson, 34

1298 Langstroth, 35

1312 Langstroth, 35

1480 Lassettre, 65

1597 Geiger, 65

1679 Meyer, 66

1983 Lassettre, 66 2179 Ehrhardt, 67 2827 Lassettre, 62 3762 Burns, 69 3824 Ridge, 69 3969 WiUiams III, 69 3979 Wei, 67 4111 Williams in, 69 4310 Rendina, 70 5036 Finn, 72 5308 Kisker, 72 5522 Mazeau, 73 5555 Kurzweg, 73

Nj*' 39 Bundy, 37

757 Kishko, 60 NO 612 Lassettre, 65 3743 Hasted, 69 5112 Povch, 72

Oj 2174 Koval, 66 3978 Sroka, 68

COj 59 Mohr, 32

1047 Kishko, 63

1841 Koval, 66 4509 Foe, 71

COS 4509 Foo, 71

CSj 4509 Foo, 71

HjO 558 Schulz, 60

1411 Raff, 62

1481 Skerbele, 65 3823 MiUer, 69 4723 Mielczarek, 71 5360 Trajmar, 73

NjO 4509 Foo, 71

NOj 4418 Grojean, 71 4776 Edqvist, 70

SOj 4509 Foo, 71

CjHj 1374 Bowman, 65 2172 Doering, 67 3813 Kuppermann, 68

968

1157

1301 1406

1481 1648

1693 2174

2659

2915

3813

3875

3971 3989

4242

4385

5157

5464

5545 6237

Skerbele, 60 Rudberg, 30 Olmsted III, 65

Winters, 65

Skerbele, 65

Zapesochnyi, 61 Heideman, 66

Koval, 66

Skerbele, 67

Doering, 67 Kuppermann, 68 Freund, 69 Bensimon, 69 Brongersma, 69 HaU, 70 Freund, 71

Danilevskii, 72 Lawton, 73 Mazeau, 73 Cvejanovic, 74

343 Zapesochnyi, 59

1841 Koval, 66 4418 Grojean, 71

3743 Hasted, 69

612 Lassettre, 65

1401 Lassettre, 63 3989 Brongersma, 69

968 Skerbele, 60

1419 Skerbele, 65

1824 Skerbele, 66 4400 Trajmar, 71 4729 Azria, 71

4614 Bulger, 71

4614 Bulger, 71

1812 Geiger, 65 2915 Doering, 67 3979 Wei, 67

HjCO 4613 Weiss, 71

NH3 968 Skerbele, 60 4419 Harshbarger, 71

CH4 137 NicoU, 33

1588 Ehrhardt, 65 3810 Brongersma, 69

C2H4 1374 Bowman, 65 3979 Wei, 67 4304 Krauss, 69

SFj 1856 Simpson, 66

CjHj 1374 Bowman, 65 3810 Brongersma, 69

6386 Chutjian, 74

1481 Skerbele, 65

1374 Bowman, 65 2510 Ehrhardt, 67 5280 Dicoum, 73

1411 Raff, 62

3989 Brongersma, 69 4378 Hubin-Franskin,

2696 Lassettre, 67

ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL

Normalized

AV^ 4643 Davis, 71

Ar* 792 Varsavsky, 61

A\*^ 792 Varsavsky, 61

Ar' 792 Varsavsky, 61

Ar' 792 Varsavsky, 61

Ar* 792 Varsavsky, 61

Ar' 792 Varsavsky, 61

Ar'" 792 Varsavsky, 61

Ar" 6133 Gran, 74

Ar"6133 Gran, 74

Ar 1867 Veldre, 65 4318 Bonham, 70 4639 Ganas, 71 5588 Amusia, 73

Ar"^' 5656 Brandi, 73

Ar*^ 3294 Czyzak, 67

Ar*' 2335 Czyzak, 67

4704 Mathur, 71

3294 Czyzak, 67

1970 Veldre, 65 4339 Amusia, 70 4640 Sawada, 71

4199 Czyzak, 70

30
ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL

'ilormalized Normalized

Ar^* 442 Czyzak, 63

1992 Bely, 67

Ar*' 792 Varsavsky, 61

Ar"'" 3294 Czyzak, 67

Ar*" 792 Varsavsky, 61

Ar"'^ 792 Varsavsky, 61

Ar*" 792 Varsavsky, 61

B 884 Pilyankevich, 60

B*' 6422 Burgess, 74

B*' 3579 Lyash, 67

Ba 6048 Kim, 73

Ba*' 1876 Petrini, 65

Be 884 Pilyankevich, 60

Be*' 775 Bely, 63 1850 Bely, 66 4008 Tripathi, 70 4230 Bely, 70 4965 Petrini, 72

Be*' 884 Pilyankevich, 60 6116 TuUy, 74

C 884 Pilyankevich, 60

3700 Henry, 69 5009 Poshyunaite, 70

C*' 714Seaton, 58

C*' 884 Pilyankevich, 60

5151 Flower, 72

C*' 775 Bely, 63 4704 Mathur, 71

C** 884 Pilyankevich, 60 2733 Beigman, 67

C** 1474 Vainshtein, 65

Ca 1448 Bely, 63 4330 Vainshtein, 70 5155 Simsic, 72 6250 Robb, 74

1696 Bely, 66

3294 Czyzak, 67

4962 Datla, 72

3294 Czyzak, 67

1992 Bely, 67

4014 Davis, 70

5059 Kulander, 72

1305 Bely, 64

2118 Bely, 66 4084 Blaha, 69 4704 Mathur, 71

3579 Lyash, 67

2616 Smith, 67 3704 Smith, 69

909 Seaton, 55

2733 Beigman, 67 5983 Flower, 73

4084 Blaha, 69 4965 Petrini, 72

1546 Vainshtein, 63 3579 Lyash, 67

1546 Vainshtein, 63

3060 Beigman, 67 5059 Kulander, 72 6048 Kim, 73

Ca* 720 Van Regemorter,60 1054 Van Regemorter,61

Ca*' 1122 Van Regemorter,60

1876 Petrini, 65

4008 Tripathi, 70 4234 Saraph, 70 6422 Burgess, 74

Ca*" 3294 Czyzak, 67

Ca*^ 2335 Czyzak, 67

Ca*' 1992 Bely, 67

Ca*' 792 Varsavsky, 61

Ca*° 792 Varsavsky, 61

Ca*' 792 Varsavsky, 61

Ca*'" 792 Varsavsky, 61

Cd 3837 Tripathi, 69

CI*' 3294 Czyzak, 67

Cr' 2335 Czyzak, 67

Cr' 442 Czyzak, 63

1992 Bely, 67

CI*'" 792 Varsavsky, 61

CI*" 792 Varsavsky, 61

CI*'' 792 Varsavsky, 61

Co*'" 792 Varsavsky, 61

Co*" 792 Varsavsky, 61

Co*" 792 Varsavsky, 61

Co*" 792 Varsavsky, 61

Co*'" 792 Varsavsky, 61

Co*'^ 792 Varsavsky, 61

Co*" 792 Varsavsky, 61

Cr"' 792 Varsavsky, 61

Cr** 792 Varsavsky, 61

Cr*' 792 Varsavsky, 61

Cr*'" 792 Varsavsky, 61 3294 Czyzak, 67

1138 Bely, 66 3518 Burke, 68 4084 Blaha, 69

5304 TuUy, 73

4199 Czyzak, 70

3294 Czyzak, 67

4704 Mathur, 71

1992 Bely, 67

4663 Savchenko, 71

4244 Conneely, 70

4199 Czyzak, 70

1696 Bely, 66 3294 Czyzak, 67

4372 Golshani, 70

3294 Czyzak, 67

4199 Czyzak, 70

1992 Bely, 67

31
ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

Cr*" 792 Varsavsky, 61

Cr*'^ 792 Varsavsky, 61

Cr*" 792 Varsavsky, 61

Cs 1063 Hansen, 64

1456 Witting, 65

1540 Vainshtein, 65 3709 Mathur, 69 4738 Karule, 71 5708 Liepinsh, 72

Cs' 1272 Sheldon, 65

Cu*'* 4372 Golshani, 70

F*' 404 Seaton, 53 3294 Czyzak, 67

F*^ 404 Seaton, 53 3294 Czyzak, 67

F** 404 Seaton, 53

F*^ 792 Varsavsky, 61

F"' 792 Varsavsky, 61

Fe*' 909 Seaton, 55

Fe*' 1943 Czyzak, 66

Fe*' 792 Varsavsky, 61

Fe*'" 792 Varsavsky, 61

Fe*" 792 Varsavsky, 61 4199 Czyzak, 70

Fe*" 792 Varsavsky, 61 2115 Bely, 66 4608 Flower, 71

Fe''" 437 Blaha, 62 547 Bely, 62 923 Wooliey, 48 4608 Flower, 71

Fe*" 792 Varsavsky, 61

Fe*" 775 Bely, 63 1932 Krueger, 65 4372 Golshani, 70

Fe*" 3013 Bely, 67

1072 Hughes, 64

1469 Karule, 65

1813 Vainshtein, 64

4554 Karule, 71 5651 Felden, 73 5710 Brandus, 73

484 Seaton, 55

484 Seaton, 55 3739 Martins, 69

484 Seaton, 55

4704 Mathur, 71

4084 Blaha, 69

3294 Czyzak, 67

2335 Czyzak, 67

1992 Bely, 67 3294 Czyzak, 67

455 Hill, 51 792 Varsavsky, 61 2832 Petrini, 67

4608 Flower, 71

792 Varsavsky, 61 4084 Blaha, 69 4704 Mathur, 71

4608 Flower, 71

32

5191

128

155 234

278

350

389 418

423 425

432

438

458

534

542

549

567

593

671

721 809

828 859

892

904

913

919

996

1014

1050

1074

1115

1135 1246

1409

1457 1466

1474

1532

1550

1552

1557

1581 1657 1718

1773

1813

1851 1868

1886

1985 2013

2067 2126

2655

Corshanova, 62 Massey, 31 Damburg, 62

Peterkop, 62

Seaton, 62 Massey, 56 Damburg, 62

Kingston, 60

Borowitz, 56 Khashaba, 58

Bates, 57 Bransden, 57 Opik, 55 Massey, 53

Erskine, 52

Somerville, 62 Damburg, 62

Kingston, 60 Wu, 60 Omidvar, 64

Stabler, 64

Seaton, 61 HeUund, 60

Pomilla, 63

Smith, 60

Burgess, 63

Kyle, 64

Akerib, 61

Milford, 60

Akerib, 60

Gryzinski, 65

Scanlon, 61

Somerville, 63 Ochkur, 63

Peterkop, 60

Stauffer, 65

Bell, 65

Vriens, 65 Omidvar, 65

Vainshtein, 65

Crothers, 65 Damburg, 63 Damburg, 63

Bauer, 65

Vainshtein, 65

Kingston, 66 Ormonde, 63 Rudge, 65

Vainshtein, 64

Kingston, 66

Veldre, 65 Coleman, 65

Faisal, 65

Stauffer, 66 Omidvar, 64

Jha, 66

Inokuti, 67

44

83

97

154

183 277 296

351

391 420

424

429

435

446

507 540

545

563 580 648

712

722 826

829

874

896 908

914

935

1009

1037

1061 1109

1130

1171 1257 1416

1461 1468

1479

1546

1551 1553 1560

1594

1697

1747

1793

1847 1859

1877 1898

1999 2022

2077

2159

2733

Burke, 62 Burke, 63 Damburg, 62 Damburg, 62

Elsasser, 27

Goldstein, 33

Gailitis, 63

BeU, 63

Hart, 56

Marriott, 58 McCarroU, 57 Bransden, 56

Rothenstein, 54 McCoyd, 60 Damburg, 63 MUford, 60

Robinson, 63 Lynn, 59 Huck, 57 Damburg, 63 Burke, 61 Lawson, 61 Presnyakov, 63

Peterkop, 59

Taylor, 63

Smith, 60

Kyle, 63

Moiseiwitsch, 61 Ochkur, 58 Burke, 63 Hummer, 61

Vainshtein, 64 Cunningham, 64

Klein, 55

Crothers, 65

Moiseiwitsch, 65

Tait, 63

Scott, 65

Vriens, 65 Coleman, 65

Vainshtein, 63 Damburg, 63 Damburg, 63

Eissner, 63

Vriens, 65 Coleman, 66 Kang, 66

Bielski, 65 Burke, 66 Ormonde, 66 McCarroU, 65

Kyle, 64

Burke, 66

Morrison, 66 Omidvar, 67

Holt, 68 Beigman, 67

32
ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL

ormalized Normalized

H*

2736

2791 3054

3058

3388

3580

3728

3775 3839

3933

3992

4215 4232

4318

4322

4327

4377

4417 4440

4446

4701

4721 4840

4854

4923 4964

5004

5068

5153 5156

5279

5316

5483

5659 6185

6234

6267 6458

6469

103 419

445

593 859

1074

1466

1522 1674

1851 1946 2786

3933

4092 4849

Crothers, 67

Burke, 67 McDowell, 67

Rabik, 67

Marriott, 68

Caudin, 68

Truhlar, 68

Kyle, 68

Kyle, 69

Holt, 69 Ormonde, 70 Ghosh, 69 Steelhammer, 70 Bonham, 70 Jamieson, 70 Geltman, 70

Shelton, 71 Shimamura, 71 Felden, 71 Beigman, 70 Thomas, 71 Byron Jr., 71 Felden, 72 Bransden, 72 Damburg, 72 Chen, 72

Ling, 72 Golden, 71 Knirk, 72 Burnashev, 72 Burke, 73

Woollings, 73

Joachain, 73 Saha, 73 McDowell, 74 Roy, 74

Truhlar, 74

Flannery, 74 Abdallah Jr., 74

McCoyd, 63 Boyd, 58

Fisher, 60 Omidvar, 64

Smith, 60 SomervUle, 63 Omidvar, 65 PomiUa, 64

Veldre, 65

Kingston, 66

Pluta, 66 Monnin, 67

Holt, 69

Podlubnyi, 69 Omidvar, 72

2749

2792 3055

3065

3572

3642

3742

3805 3924

3942 4123 4224

4233

4321 4324

4330

4396

4435

4445

4669

4708 4754

4845 4860

4925

4996

5066 5139

5154

5162

5281 5454

5657 6054

6197 6266 6304

6461

413

431 446

826

954

1103 1468

1657

1718

1868 2063 3214

3997

4341

5517

Jha, 67

Taylor, 67 Burke, 67

Vainshtein, 67

Peresse, 65

Kolodziejski, 68 Ormonde, 69 Ochkur, 68 Gumble, 69

Lloyd, 69

Tai, 70 Ghosh, 70

Shelton, 70

Perrott, 70 McCavert, 70

Vainshtein, 70 Bhadra, 71 Burke, 70 Mandelberg, 70 Sheorey, 71 Geltman, 71 Ghosh, 70 Rudge, 72 Smith, 72

Sil, 72 Burnashev, 72

Alton, 72 Felden, 72

Knirk, 72 Hutton, 72

Grujic, 73 McDowell, 73 Hambro, 73 Potapov, 73 Baye, 74

Flannery, 74 Callaway, 74

Flannery, 74

McCrea, 60

Seaton, 55 McCoyd, 60

Presnyakov, 63

Saraph, 64

Yavorskii, 47

Vriens, 65

Kingston, 66 Ormonde, 63

Veldre, 65

Purcell, 52 Van Blerkom, 68

Percival, 70

Flannery, 70 Sobeslavsky, 73

He

He 51 Massey, 31 61 Massey, 33

139 234

311

391 396

435

452 462

616

718 754

765 863

892

1091 1212

1265 1557

1567 1644

1663

1695

1767 1846 2017 2733

2837 3018

3059

3208

3255 3344

3579

3698

3733 3973

4001

4181 4301 4318

4392 4560

4662

4721 4740

4856

4991

5081 5156

5272

5316

5725

5738

5825 5894

5902 5972

Massey, 35 Massey, 56 Becker, 64

Hart, 56

Altshuler, 52

Rothenstein, 54

Gryzinski, 59 Huzinaga, 60 Massey, 31 Ochkur, 64

Vainshtein, 59

Itoh, 60

Gryzinski, 63

Burgess, 63

Silverman, 58 Becker, 64

Jones, 48

Bauer, 65

Lassettre, 65

Joachain, 65

Silverman, 66

Fox, 66

Fox, 65

Burke, 66

Vriens, 67 Beigman, 67

Inokuti, 67

BeU, 68

Lyash, 67

BeU, 68 Kang, 68

Cartwright, 68

Lyash, 67

Vainshtein, 69

BeU, 69 Kim, 69

Inokuti, 69

Flannery, 70 Vanderpoorten, 70 Bonham, 70

Schneider, 70

Truhlar, 71

Tripathi, 71 Byron Jr., 71 Rice, 72

Hidalgo, 72 WooUings, 72

GiUespie, 72 Burnashev, 72 Ojha, 73 WooUings, 73 Chan, 73

Lipovetskii, 73 GiUespie, 73 Oberoi, 73

Franco, 73 Banyard, 74

155 281 349

395

432

441 460

555 676

740

760

801 866

1014

1115

1246

1546 1558

1590

1645

1682 1710

1793

1941 2685

2750

3002 3019

3206

3211

3341

3521 3587 3730

3936

3992 4114

4232 4316

4376

4507 4654

4719 4739

4782

4921 4996

5090

5161 5315 5660

5735

5815 5852

5895

5933 6183

Seaton, 62

Yavorskii, 44 Massey, 60

Altshuler, 53

Opik, 55 Massey, 52 Massey, 54

Becker, 63

Kar, 40

Percival, 58 Matora, 60

Lassettre, 64

Marriott, 63

Gryzinski, 65 Ochkur, 63

Stauffer, 65

Vainshtein, 63

Bauer, 65 WiUiamson, 62

Joachain, 65 Ochkur, 65 BeU, 66

Bielski, 65

Joachain, 66

Morrison, 67

Banerjee, 67 Kennedy, 68

BeU, 68

MiUer, 68

Lin, 68 Kennedy, 68 Kim, 68

BeU, 68 Van Den Bos, 69

Burke, 69 Ormonde, 70

Truhlar, 70 Steelhammer, 70 Steelhammer, 70 McGuire, 71

Vriens, 70 Ojha, 71 Hok, 71 Byron Jr., 72 Manson, 72 KoU, 72 Burnashev, 72

Yates, 72 Ojha, 72

Berrington, 73 NichoUs, 73 Ormonde, 73 Truhlar, 73 BcJashov, 73 Smith, 73 Terebey, 74

Joachain, 74

33
ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

He 6189 Chan, 74 6196 Baye, 74 Li 1146 Wu, 44 1190 Wu, 40 6248 Wichmann, 74 6249 Mathur, 74 1469 Karule, 65 1515 Karule, 63 6300 Hug, 74 6316 Thomas, 74 1540 Vainshtein, 65 1813 Vainshtein, 64 6345 McCurdy Jr., 74 6349 Ojha, 73 3057 Marriott, 67 3709 Mathur, 69 6350 Chan, 74 6417 Truhlar, 74 3838 Burke, 69 4324 McCavert, 70 6419 McCann, 74 6460 Seddon, 74 4422 Felden, 71 4554 Karule, 71 4700 Tripathi, 71 4702 Felden, 71 He" 367 Moiseiwitsch, 57 1103 Yavorskii, 47 4738 Karule, 71 4780 Mathur, 72 1658 Marriott, 66 1804 Ochkur, 66 4863 McCavert, 72 5155 Simsic, 72 2013 Stauffer, 66 3056 Burke, 67 5554 Walters, 73 5651 Felden, 73 3847 Kim, 69 3936 Burke, 69 6029 Zhvirblis, 73 4330 Vainshtein, 70 4393 Briggs, 71

Li' 6029 Zhvirblis, 73 417 Burgess, 61 436 Bransden, 53 669 Burke, 64 670 McCarroU, 64 Li*' 1688 Sural, 66 2733 Beigman, 67

1080 Burke, 64 1340 Burke, 63 3579 Lyash, 67 4082 Kim, 70

1847 Burke, 66 2427 Ormonde, 67 4641 Sural, 69 6116 TuUy, 74 3061 Kyle, 67 3734 Burke, 69 6460 Seddon, 74 3992 Ormonde, 70 4119 Burgess, 70 6185 McDowell, 74 Mg 4223 Van Blerkom, 70 5059 Kulander, 72 5155 Simsic, 72 5904 Fabrikant, 74 Hg 202 Yavorskii, 46 272 Yavorskii, 45 6048 Kim, 73 6250 Robb, 74 452 Gryzinski, 59 1414 Lane, 64

2769 Lin, 64 3216 McConnell, 68 Mg* 4223 Van Blerkom, 70 3616 Yavorskii, 52 3837 Tripathi, 69 4663 Savchenko, 71 4782 Manson, 72 Mg*' 775 Bely, 63 1053 Van Regemortc

5082 Carse, 72 5275 Madison, 73 1122 Van Regemorter,60 3518 Burke, 68 4008 Tripathi, 70 6422 Burgess, 74 Hg* 1103 Yavorskii, 47 Mg** 404 Seaton, 53 484 Seaton, 55

K" 1079 Hii(rli<^a fid. i\} ( £. nugnes, o4f 1dfiO Knriilo 709 Varcnval^v fil 1540 Vainshtein, 65 1813 Vainshtein, 64

o 1 U7 iviainur, U7 d.^9d. 'i'O^'* MrPnvprt IVlCVjUVcrL, 70i\J IVlg 799 Var<»Hv«kv 61 3294 r7V7ak 67 4554 Karule, 71 4738 Karule, 71 4782 Manson, 72 4863 McCavert, 72 Mg** 792 Varsavsky, 61 2020 Saraph, 66

5155 Simsic, 72 5554 Walters, 73 5651 Felden, 73 Mg*' 792 Varsavsky, 61

3294 Czyzak, 67 Mg*" 792 Varsavsky, 61

2335 Czyzak, 67 4199 Czyzak, 70 Mg*' 775 Bely, 63 792 Varsavsky, 61 4965 Petrini, 72 3294 Czyzak, 67 Mn*" 792 Varsavsky, 61

iv /yz varsavsKy, 01 Mn*' 792 Varsavsky, 61 3294 Czyzak, 67

792 Varsavsky, 61 Mn 792 Varsavsky, 61 4199 Czyzak, 70

792 Varsavsky, 61 Mn 792 Varsavsky, 61 1992 Bely, 67 792 Varsavsky, 61 1992 Bely, 67 3294 Czyzak, 67

Kr 1970 Veldre, 65 4318 Bonham, 70 Mn*'' 792 Varsavsky, 61 4339 Amusia, 70 4639 Ganas, 71 Mn*'^ 792 Varsavsky, 61

Li 830 Veldre, 59 836 Veldre, 59 990 Karule, 64 1072 Hughes, 64 Mn*'* 792 Varsavsky, 61

34
ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

N 1970 Veldre, 65 2616 Smith, 67 Na*' 792 Varsavsky, 61 3700 Henry, 69 3704 Smith, 69

5597 Ormonde, 73 5813 Ganas, 73 Na""' 792 Varsavsky, 61 5907 Ganas, 73 Ne 1576 Veldre, 65 1681 Boikova, 65 N

+1 404 Seaton, 53 484 Seaton, 55 1866 Veldre, 65 1867 Veldre, 65 714 Seaton, 58 1696 Bely, 66 1970 Veldre, 65 3994 Vainshtein, 68

1992 Bely, 67 2020 Saraph, 66 4318 Bonham, 70 4339 Amusia, 70 3700 Henry, 69 4202 Seaton, 69 4639 Ganas, 71 4640 Sawada, 71 5009 Poshyunaite, 70 5597 Ormonde, 73 4741 Collins, 71 5608 Saxon, 73 5826 Jackson, 73 5992 Saraph, 74 5906 Albat, 74

N

+2 5826 Jackson, 73 Ne""^ 404 Seaton, 53 484 Seaton, 55 3294 Czyzak, 67 3879 Henry, 68 N

+3 5597 Ormonde, 73 6424 Pradhan, 74

N

+4 1536 Taylor, 65 1653 Burke, 66 Ne*' 404 Seaton, 53 484 Seaton, 55 1850 Bely, 66 2118 Bely, 66 3294 Czyzak, 67 3739 Martins, 69 4084 Blaha, 69 4124 Davis, 70 3879 Henry, 68 4230 Bely, 70 4608 Flower, 71 4704 Mathur, 71 6429 Henry, 74 Ne** 404 Seaton, 53 484 Seaton, 55 2020 Saraph, 66 N

+S 3579 Lyash, 67 Ne*^ 792 Varsavsky, 61 Na 155 Seaton, 62 431 Seaton 55 452 Gryzinski, 59 497 Somerville 61 Ne** 792 Varsavsky, 61 1850 Bely, 66

1014 Gryzinski, 65 1023 Salmona, 61 1072 Hughes, 64 1115 Ochkur, 63 Ne*' 792 Varsavsky, 61 2118 Bely, 66

1251 Barnes, 65 1319 Veldre, 56 4230 Bely, 70 4704 Mathur, 71 1414 Lane, 64 1469 Karule, 65 4965 Petrini, 72 1474 Vainshtein, 65 1520 Salmona, 63 1540 Vainshtein 65 1546 Vainshtein 63 Ni*" 792 Varsavsky ,61

1581 Vainshtein, 65 1587 Salmona 65

1793 Bielski, 65 1813 Vainshtein, 64 Ni*" 792 Varsavsky , 61 3294 Czyzak, 67

y(\r\ T rrpQnvfllffiv rtrx 3065 Vainshtpin V aiiioiiidiif 67\j I ^709 Mntliiir 69 4394 Mrrnvprt 70 Ni*" 792 Vvaiscivoivy, St rQnvQK"v f\l ux AQOO ^o^y Willinmann wiLiiaiiisuri jr, Tr 70ixj T-OOU V aliimilclil, (

d^ilO H#*rff»l 71 Ni*" 792 VVaI9aV3Ky, a i*Q a vfi 1^ 17 ^1\J L 1QQ9 RpIv f\l 4.709 FplHpn 71 d7^ft ICnriilp 71 3294

4.7R? ^ 1 ITI Mflnqnn all oUJl y 79I At 4863 T"OU»j i'l MfV, Tiivprt y^a veil, 72i ^ ^00^ Mnr>r*>a 79 Ni*" 792 V a i*Q a VQ L* VtHSaVSIVy,\/ ^1Ul

c;i tic CJmair 79

d^ct- ivuni, to OOOt* Wallers, i o Ni*" 792 Varsavsky, oi

^^Q4. RrflnHim 7^ 5651 Fplden 73 Ni*" 792 Varsavsky, 61 4372 Gnkhani 70 Na \j\JO TLiUIIC, anf^ 64. 0 248 Y Q m Q Fii^ii h 1 /I II X alll allUU L. Ill, t'VJ oOO I amanoiic ni, oU Na +3 404 Seaton, 53 484 Seaton, 55 427 Percival, 57 484 Seaton, 55 3294 Czyzak, 67 1832 Seaton, 53 1970 Veldre, 65 2013 t^LOUllCt, \J\J £^\J 2616l.\J >Jlllllll, Smith 67\J t Na +4 404 Seaton, 53 484 Seaton, 55 2824 Breig, 66 3700 Henry, 69

792 Varsavsky, 61 3294 Czyzak, 67 3704 Smith, 69 4930 Kazaks, 72 3739 Martins, 69 5005 Lan, 72 5065 Rountree, 72 5287 Sawada, 73 5597 Ormonde, 73 Na +5 792 Varsavsky, 61 1992 Bely, 67 5664 Saraph, 73 6428 Tambe, 74

Na +6 792 Varsavsky, 61 o*' 404 Seaton, 53 484 Seaton, 55

35
ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL

Normalized

0*' 843 Seaton, 57 3294 Czyzak, 67 3739 Martins, 69 4004 Eissner, 69

1216 Aller, 48

3700 Henry, 69 3870 Martins, 69

5597 Ormonde, 73

265 Hebb, 40

1696 Bely, 66

i.\J^\J Oalapil, 3700 Henry, 69 4004 Eissner, 69 5009 Poshyunaite, 70 5826 Jackson, 73

404 Seaton, 53

/ 14' oeaion, 00

1992 Bely, 67

^060 Mivnmntr» 4.1 3732 Eissner, 69 4202 Seaton, 69

5597 Ormonde, 73 6462 Eissner, 74

3060 Beigman, 67

775 Bely, 63 814 Varsavsky, 63

101 7 Varsavskv 62 4704 Mathur, 71

792 Varsavsky, 61 970 Bely, 62 40R4 Rinhn 69 4965 Petrini, 72

3579 Lyash, 67 6116 TuUy, 74

1992 Bely, 67 3294 Czyzak, 67

p+4 4.704. MatViiir 71

p+6 7Q2 Vflr<!av<5kv 61

p+7 709 Vflroavalfv fil

p+8 7Q2 Var<iflvskv 61

p+9

X 709 VarcavoL-v 61

p + 10 792 Varsavsky, 61

p+ii varsavsKy, oi

p+12 792 Varsavsky, 61

1\D 1079 Hiiirlioc f\A. 1813 Vainshtein, 64

5651 Felden, 73

1^4.0 x.KyT\j A/aincVit^^in V aiiisiiidiif 6^\jo 3709 Mathur, 69

404 Seaton, 53

4'o'* oeaion, od 4199 Czyzak, 70

442 Czyzak, 63 Zoou i^zyzaK, o/ 4244 Conneely, 70

442 Czyzak, 63

1992 Bely, 67

1696 Bely, 66 3294 Czyzak, 67

5196 Brocklehurst, 72

g^8 792 Varsavsky, 61

ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL

Normalized

C+9 709 Varcavclrv varsavsK.y, Aloi

C+10 709 Varcavclfv ^^1 V arsavsKy, oi 9090 zuzu oarapn, ^aronti f\ft oo

709 VarcavcL-v 61

709 Varcavcli-v 61

Sc*' 709 4 7^ Varcavclfv V<ilsaiVsK.y, 61\j L

c +8 792 Varsavsky, 61

Sc^' 792 Varsavsky, 61

792 Varsavsky, 61

Si^> 714 Seaton, 58 4236 Roberts 70

909 Seaton, 55

+3

dOfi4. RI9I19 fiQ

709 VarcflvcL-v 61

J\ 709 4 7Z VarcavcL-v V arsavsity, Aloi

Si*^ 709 Var<aflv<iWv 61

Si^ 792 Varsavsky, 61

Si*' 792 Varsavsky, 61

792 Varsavsky, 61

Si*" 792 Varsavsky, 61

/IOC/1 VnctnckV 70 4608 Hower, 71

or AHAQ Vim 7^1

or

1/Vz Varsavsky, oi

1 709 /vz Var-cavcL-w varsavsKy, Aloi

ry. +8

1 1 709 17^ Vnrcavckv vdrsdvsKy, 61Ul

1/vz varsavsKy, oi

i 1 /vz varsavsKy, oi

792 Varsavsky, 61

y+<i 792 Varsavsky, 61

792 Varsavsky, 61 3294 Czyzak, 67

Y+8 792 Varsavsky, 61 2335 Czyzak, 67

36
ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL

Normalized Relative

Y+8 4199 Czyzak, 70

792 Varsavsky, 61 3294 Czyzak, 67

1992 Bely, 67

y+ lO 792 Varsavsky, 61

792 Varsavsky, 61 y+ 12 792 Varsavsky, 61

Xe 1970 Veldre, 65 4639 Ganas, 71

4339 Amusia, 70 4782 Manson, 72

Zn 3837 Tripathi, 69 4663 Savchenko, 71

^ +24 Zn 2020 Saraph, 66 CO 5171 Szabo, 72 6117 Chung, 74

H2 45 Roscoe, 41 2024 Khare, 66 2627 Khare, 67 2913 MiUer, 67 3344 Cartwright, 68 3803 Prok, 69 5216 Liu, 73194 Massey, 32 2066 Khare, 66

2773 Cartwright, 67 2914 Rozsnyai, 67 3545 Trajmar, 68

4232 Steelhammer, 70 5358 Demkov, 71

1055 Peek, 64 2914 Rozsnyai, 67

1342 Callaway, 65 3842 Peek, 69

1557 Bauer, 65 2914 Rozsnyai, 67 4443 Cartwright, 70 5171 Szabo, 721558 Bauer, 65 4169 Cartwright, 69

5061 Chung, 72 5305 Sharma, 72

N/' 1557 Bauer, 65 5514 Michels, 72

1558 Bauer, 65 NO 1557 Bauer, 65 1558 Bauer, 65

O2 1557 Bauer, 65 3574 Takayanagi, 67

1558 bauer, 65

5469 Julienne, 72

COj 4002 Strickland, 69 6345 McCurdy Jr., 74

294 Niira, 49 3823 Miller, 69

CH, 4432 Poshyunaite, 70

C2H4 4328 Miller, 69

CjHj 4432 Poshyunaite, 70

386 Baranger, 57 1297 Llewellyn-Jone, 6459 Joachain, 74

Ar 68 Massey, 34

Ca*' 963 Jefferies, 54

He 284 Massey, 33 639 Morse, 32 5152 Bonham, 72

Hg 19 Penney, 32 N 484 Seaton, 55

Ne 68 Massey, 34

O*' 876 AUer, 50

O*' 876 AUer, 50

Dj 987 Coolidge, 44

Hj 987 Coolidge, 44

DE-EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

Cs* 279 Mohler, 32

He 5310 Gerasimov, 72

He* 569 Phelps, 55

Hg* 4067 Korotkov, 68

Ne" 2698 Khaikin, 66 4438 Sakurai, 71

Relati

Hg* 102 Latyscheff, 30

3071 Burrow, 66

Nj' 3543 Burrow, 68

2646 Burrow, 67

37
DE-EXCITATION THEORETICAL DISSOCIATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

Ba*' 4072 Davis, 70

Cs' 1456 Witting, 65

H" 2063 Purcell, 52

He' 426 Marriott, 57 3936 Burke, 691658 Marriott, 66 6263 Nesbet, 74

Hg' 202 Yavorskii, 46

Na" 5987 Moores, 74

O' 366 Yamanouchi, 50

DISSOCIATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

Oj 2782 Sroka, 67 4606 Mumma, 70 4683 Aarts, 71 5033 Wells, 71

Oj^' 2772 Van Zyl, 67

COj 1460 Rapp, 65 4319 Barton, 70 4420 Mumma, 71 4684 Ajello, 71 4748 Wells, 72 5088 Koval, 72

DjO 4487 McGowan, 69

HjO 382 Lassettre, 58 4326 Lawrence, 70 5267 Sushanin, 71 6135 Tsurubuchi, 74 6468 Beenakker, 74

NjO 1460 Rapp, 65

4326 Lawrence, 70 4659 Mumma, 71 4688 AjeUo, 71 5525 Koppe, 72

3759 Corvin, 69 4336 Sroka, 70 4606 Mumma, 70 4712 Mumma, 72 4995 Adamczyk, 72

3812 Vroom, 69 4487 McGowan, 69 5846 Bose, 73 6214 Morgan, 74

CO 1460 Rapp, 65 4326 Lawrence, 70 4685 Ajello, 71 4814 El-Sherbini, 72 C2H2 6231 Koppe, 74

Dj 260 Engelhardt, 63 3831 Vroom, 69 C2N2 5307 Korol, 72 4694 Cox, 70 4945 Cox, 72 NH3 4427 Sushanin, 69 4487 McGowan, 69 D/' 2171 Dunn, 67 6214 Morgan, 74

H, 260 Engelhardt, 63 354 Corrigan, 58 CD, 3832 Vroom, 69

1566 Corrigan, 65 2945 De Heer, 67 3831 Vroom, 69 4487 McGowan, 69 CH, 2899 Melton, 67 3832 Vroom, 69 4606 Mumma, 70 4659 Mumma, 71 4487 McGowan, 69 4646 Aarts, 71 4668 Kauppila, 71 4771 Weaver, 70 6214 Morgan, 74 6231 Koppe, 74 5038 Lucas, 69 5115 McConkey, 72 C2H4 3832 Vroom, 69 4646 Aarts, 71 1501 Dunn, 65 1502 McFarland, 65

1503 Dunn, 65 2171 Dunn, 67 C2H4 3832 Vroom, 69 2790 Dance, 67 4726 Peart, 71 4865 Peart, 72 5016 Peart, 72

Relative N, 992 Sheridan, 61 3833 Sroka, 69 4226 Ajello, 70 4606 Mumma, 70 4617 Winters, 66 4647 Koppe, 71 Br2 708 Frost, 60

4655 Aarts, 71 4713 Mumma, 71 4800 Shemansky, 71 4814 El-Sherbini, 72 CO 778 Dorman, 60 941 Fineman, 62 5070 Halas, 72 5706 Stone, 71 4705 Locht, 71 6026 Smyth, 74

N3- 2772 Van Zyl, 67 CI2 708 Frost, 60 NO 1460 Rapp, 65 4326 Lawrence, 70 H2 3001 Leventhal, 67 3756 Clampitt, 69 4714 Stone, 72 4715 Mentall, 72 4423 Czarnik, 71 4638 Misakian, 71 4705 Locht, 71 5194 Misakian, 72 0, 376 Lassettre, 54 377 Silverman, 57 5595 Crowe, 73 1075 Silverman, 64 1460 Rapp, 65

38
DISSOCIATION EXPERIMENTAL DISSOCIATION THEORETICAL

Relative Relative

N,-

NO

O,

CO2

COS

CSj

DjO

HjO

NjO

NH,

CCI4

CH,

526 Frost, 58 778 Dorman, 60

2737 Niehaus, 67 5908 Smyth, 73

1881 Daly, 66

481 Cloutier, 59

167 Randolph, 58

778 Dorman, 60

4633 Borst, 71 6074 Van Brunt, 74

3205 Freund, 67

4710 MacNeil, 69

4710 MacNeil, 69

4498 Freund, 71

4498 Freund, 71 4895 Appell, 73

3205 Freund, 67

5520 Morrison, 73

950 Marriott, 54

4742 Appell, 71

708 Frost, 60

5157 Danilevskii, 72

4705 Locht, 71

526 Frost, 58 4490 Freund, 71 4705 Locht, 71

4895 Appell, 73

4729 Azria, 71 5356 Tsurubuchi, 73

3756 Clampitt, 69

1231 Craggs, 52

5516 Morrison, 73

DISSOCIATION THEORETICAL

Normalized

HD'

H,

4666 Rai Dastidar, 71

194 Massey, 32

1862 Khare, 66

H/' 370 Ivash, 58

1465 Peek, 65

2691 Zare, 67 3842 Peek, 69 6232 Peek, 74

HjO 294 Niira, 49

695 Edelstein, 58 3344 Cartwright, 68

394 Kerner, 53 2210 Peek, 67 2966 Oksyuk, 67 4120 Mathur, 70 6251 Liu, 74

HD*' 4955 Saha, 72

33 Sasaki, 35

DISSOCIATIVE IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

CO 1105 Englander-Gold,64 1410 Rapp, 65

Dj 1105 Englander-Gold,64

41 NewhaU, 42

1410 Rapp, 65

H/' 5828 Peart, 73

Nj 153 Cook, 62

1105 Englander-Gold,64

1881 Daly, 66

3833 Sroka, 69 NO 946 Click, 64

1410 Rapp, 65

O2 946 Click, 64

1410 Rapp, 65 3527 Peresse, 67 COJ 1105 Englander-Gold,64

3527 Peresse, 67 5985 Crowe, 74

1105 Englander-Gold,64

1858 Adamczyk, 66

946 Click, 64

1410 Rapp, 65 3527 Peresse, 67 4226 AjeUo, 70

1105 Englander-Gold,64

1105 Englander-Gold,64

2782 Sroka, 67 4683 Aarts, 71

1410 Rapp, 65 4606 Mumma, 70

HjO 1782 Schutten, 66

NjO 1105 Englander-Gold,64 1410 Rapp, 65

2744 Gaudin, 67

CH4

Relative

H

Bij

Br,

946 Click, 64

1410 Rapp, 65 2899 Melton, 67

1105 Englander-Gold,64

1858 Adamczyk, 66

3527 Peresse, 67

465 Schaeffer, 50

2900 Kohl, 67

708 Frost, 60

39
DISSOCIATIVE IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL DISSOCIATIVE IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Rclfltivc Relative

CO 17 Vaughan, 31 107 Hagstrum, 51 H2O2 1132 Foner, 62 214 Hagstrum, 41 667 Tate, 32 778 Dorman, 60 941 Fineman, 62 NH3 924 Mann, 40

1096 Hogness, 28 1742 Cuthbert, 66 CCI4 133 Fox, 61

C12 526 Frost, 58 708 Frost, 60 1231 Craggs, 52

456 Bauer, 47 465 Schaeffer, 50 CF4 2215 Dibeler, 48 2647 Kieffer, 67 3023 Fiquet-Fayard, 68 4449 Van Brunt, 70 2731 Gutbier, 54

HCl 1518 Hanson, 37 CH 2731 Gutbier, 54

H,* 7 Sasaki, 35 9 Bleakney, 30 CHjBr 2731 Gutbier, 54

41 Newhall, 42 107 Hagstrum, 51 130 Sasaki, 41 135 Sasaki, 35 CH3CI 2731 Gutbier, 54 214 Hagstrum, 41 255 Smyth, 24 364 Dunn, 63 451 Stevenson, 60 CH^ 527 Geerk, 50 456 Bauer, 47 465 Schaeffer, 50 1691 Dorman, 66 660 Kallmann, 27 1106 Boksenberg, 62

1402 Lozier, 30 2647 Kieffer, 67 SiF^ 2215 Dibeler, 48 4449 Van Brunt, 70 5739 Crowe, 73 C2H4 539 Hayakawa, 55 526 Frost, 58 708 Frost, 60

778 Dorman, 60 SF« 133 Fox, 61

N,

NO

COj

HCN

HjO

NjO

BCl,

950 Marriott, 54

17 Vaughan,, 31 214 Hagstrum, 41 667 Tate, 32 953 Stewart, 55 2614 Kieffer, 67 5811 Stockdale, 73

107 Hagstrum, 51 481 Cloutier, 59

1691 Dorman, 66

107 Hagstrum, 51 255 Smyth, 24 526 Frost, 58 2308 Turner, 68 6074 Van Brunt, 74 6313 Schopman, 74

2119 Sjogren, 66

1224 Stevenson, 50

298 Sjogren, 63 924 Mann, 40

1067 Curran, 61

1118 Marriott, 57

1224 Stevenson, 50

107 Hagstrum, 51 660 Kallmann, 27 854 Clarke, 54

1543 Briglia, 64 5728 Crowe, 73

214 Hagstrum, 41 1518 Hanson, 37

214 Hagstrum, 41 341 Frost, 58

778 Dorman, 60

5811 Stockdale, 73 6301 Van Brunt, 74 6381 Stockdale, 74

6112 Jackson, 74

483 Cottin, 59

1691 Dorman, 66

539 Hayakawa, 55 2658 Brehm, 67

2215 Dibeler, 48

DISSOCIATIVE IONIZATION THEORETICAL

Relative

Dj 342 Stevenson, 47

H2 342 Stevenson, 47 364 Dunn, 63

1144 De La Ripelle, 49 3068 McCuUoh, 68

DISSOCIATIVE ATTACHMENT EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

CO

DBr

DCl

D,

867 Craggs, 58 988 Rapp, 64

1289 Schulz, 62

938 Asundi, 63

1105 Englander-Gold,64

1460 Rapp, 65

3007 Christophorou, 68

3007 Christophorou, 68 6264 Azria, 74

1372 Rapp, 64

1460 Rapp, 65

1451 Rapp, 65 2763 Schulz, 67

40
DISSOCIATIVE ATTACHMENT EXPERIMENTAL DISSOCIATIVE ATTACHMENT EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

Ul oUU/ i^nnstopnorou, 00 77A / /O TT^-w r OX,V AHOU

LTD ^ /oo BucnelniKova, ov ouu / ijiirisiopnorou, oo c n oi^z /\zna, <z

766 Ducnelnikova, 59 zuoo Daiiey, ou 3007 Christophorou, 68 6264 Azria, 74 ND3 3207 Sharp, 69 3763 Compton, 69 HD 1451 Rapp, 65 1460 Rapp, 65 2763 Schulz, 67 NH3 2088 Bailey, 30 3207 Sharp, 69 0/00 57A5 v^oinpion, e\xr\r\\ e\v\ AGOV o"2 ozht ocnuiz, oy Vo / ivnvosienKo, Do

Vo<5 ivapp, 041 1579 10 Rann A/1 iz n.app, 04< 1 97n PrrtK A5

i4ol riapp, 00 l^-oU Kapp, Oo 2763 Schulz, 67 4558 Spence, 71 CCl, 3006 Christophorou, 68 4892 Christophorou,

HI o\j\j 1 v^nrisiopnorou, uo ^nOA PKiriot/^nlinrmi Aft

I 1 5d Ttiii^Vii^aVil 4.1 lo** oucnaanif o4'i donui, Oo ^^^12" 2 ovA/u ^HAA flii-iot^nKni-mi v^iiirisiupiiuruu, Aft uo

Keeiie, oz 1U04 oionai, oo NOIN W Voo ivapp, 0** 1 luo tfiigianaer L)r0ia,04' ld.^n i4iOw Rann ivapp, ft^ DO V ^ f 1

9H0Q M<"lfnn 67

l6l L<nanin, lo4 tSucndanl, 41 CF ooo rliCKani. oO 140U Kapp, oo

00 / 1 ozer, 00 /OO Ducnelnikova, oV AA'i^ T AUmnnn 7/1 44ol L.enmann, /U 4494 Christophorou, oDo v^raggs, Of OA! ooi Pvoooi^ Al r^rasao, oi voo Asundi, 00 y4o Inompson, ov Voo i\app, 0^ iiuo E^ngianoer v:r0ia,D4' Relative XZ07 ocnuiz, oz I/IAH Rar\r\ A^^ I'jfOU ivapp, 00

looo L.nnstopnorou, 00 oo41 nenderson, 09

ovoy tsrongersma, ov 4io4 opence, 09 i>r2 7no iTrAcfr An /Uo r rost, OU

4892 Christophorou. 71 CO 17 Vaughan, 31 18 Tate, 32 5909 Burrow, 73 107 Hagslrum, 51 214 Hagstrum, 41 481 Cloutier, 59 667 Tate, 32 COj 865 Craggs, 60 938 Asundi, 63 941 rmeman, 62 3292 Chantry, 68 988 Rapp, 64 1105 Englander-Gold,64 3834 Rempt, 69 4299 Stamatovic, 70

1289 bchulz, 62 1460 Rapp, 65 5663 Harland, 72 4134 spence, 69 5278 Stamatovic, 73 5993 Spence, 74 C12 526 rrost, 58 708 r rost, 60

DjjO 2560 Compton, 67 HBr 699 Frost, 58

UjS 4846 fiquet-rayard, 72 HCl 699 rrost, 58 1119 rox, 57 1518 Hanson, 37 HDS 4846 Fiquet-Fayard, 72 232 Brasefield, 29 1592 Schulz, 65 HjO 766 Buchelnikova, 59 1016, Hurst, 61 2577 DoweU, 68

2088 Bailey, 30 2560 Compton, 67 5144 Melton, 72 HF 699 Frost, 58

4846 Fiquet-Fayard, 72 4852 Azria, 72 HI 699 Frost, 58

5707 Tronc, 73

I2 467 Fox, 58 708 Frost, 60 NjO 988 Rapp, 64 1105 EngIander-Gold,64 1120 Frost, 58

1460 Rapp, 65 3845 Chaney, 69

4892 Christophorou, 71 InBr 3417 Khvostenko, 64

41
DISSOCIATIVE ATTACHMENT EXPERIMENTAL DISSOCIATIVE ATTACHMENT EXPERIMENTAL

Relative

zViU HjDingnaus, o4

Ift Tat** '19 10 1 ale, OZ 214 Hagstrum, 41 1263 Frost, 58 3292 Chantry, 68 4649 Faquet, 71 6416 Van Brunt, 74

L\j i nagsiruni, oi 481 Cloutier, 59

1518 Hanson, 37 4302 Locht, 7C 5663 Harland, 72

NaCl 2910 Ebinghaus, 64

O2 18 Tate, 32 loo Muscnlitz Jr., 0/ 214 Hagstrum, 41

j^-i r rosi, 00 699 Frost, 58

OO 1 O OllUIl, uo 4348 Van Brunt, 70

107 Hagstrum, 51

Ibl Kanuolpn, oo 280 Fite, 63 ozo r rosi, do

1525 Fite, 65

^0\J lie, \jO

TlRr 1 ix>r O'tIU IVll VOSlCIlKO, \jD

o'HO JvnvosienKo, oo

QA'7 A at*nA\ 5058 Chantry, 72

907^ Vcaiio Al zryio fk.raus, Ol 5663 Harland, 72

CSj 2975 Kraus, 61

5707 Tronc, 73 6427 Trajmar, 74

n c o/U/ Irene, to

HjO 18 late, 32 324 Schulz, 59 558 Schulz, 60 957 Khvostenko, 58 1709 Trepka, 63 5707 Tronc, 73

2Mo Sjogren, 63 483 Cottin, 59 924 Mann, 40

1117 Muschlitz Jr., 4073 Doumont, 69

6427 Trajmar, 74

HjS 2730 Neuert, 53 2975 Kraus, 61

HjSe 2730 Neuert, 53

NjO 347 Knox, 58

1067 Curran, 61 3986 Chantry, 69

932 Schulz, 61 1116 Rudolph, 59

O3 1066 Curran, 61

SOj 2975 Kraus, 61 5663 Harland, 72

Relative

C2H2 18 Tate, 32

CjNj 1230 McDowell, 52 1231 Craggs, 52 NHIN 113 Q9d. Mann M\ 907"^ K'riiiic ftl

1163 Ebinghaus, 64

p H n 4?Zi4' V^Oliin, i\j

loo r ox, u 1 1231 Craggs, 52iviarrioLi, o** 3878 Brion, 68

CF, 1231 Craggs, 52

CH^ 1709 Trepka, 63

Sicu 2706 Vought, 47 3641 Jager, 68

SiH, 1163 Ebinghaus, 64

C2H4 1709 Trepka, 63

SF. 133 Fox, 61 699 Frost, 58

971 Curran, 61

481 Cloutier, 59

746 Buchelnikova. 1239 Ahearn, 53

CjHj 1709 Trepka, 63

DISSOCIATIVE ATTACHMENT THEORETICAL

Normalized

Dj 5519 Dubrovskii, 67 HD 5519 Dubrovskii, 67

Hj 207 Chen, 63 2004 Bardsley, 66

5519 Dubrovskii, 67

Oj 4922 Birtwistle, 72

VIBRATIONAL EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

AsHj 1163 Ebinghaus, 64 CO 984 Schulz, 64 3377 Ehrhardt, 68 BCI3 1118 Marriott, 57 4136 Burrow, 69 4967 Comer, 71 5084 Truhlar, 72 5141 Chutjian, 72

42
VIBRATIONAL EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL VIBRATIONAL EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Relative

CO 5901 Boness, 73

Dj 260 Engelhardt, 63

4611 Comer, 71

4136 Burrow, 69

NjO 4126 Stamatovic, 69

CH^ 5280 Dicoum, 73

H,

NO

O,

COj

NjO

C2H4

CjHj

Relative

CO

CO,

260 Engelhardt, 63

1043 Frost, 62 4136 Burrow, 69 4388 Weingartshofer, 7 4611 Comer, 71 6118 Wong, 74

218 Engelhardt, 64 984 Schulz, 64

4672 Comer, 71 5064 Spence, 72 5901 Boness, 73

4566 Spence, 71

1310 Schulz, 62 4735 Linder, 71

1478 Geiger, 65 5064 Spence, 72

1478 Geiger, 65

1478 Geiger, 65

6198 Duncan, 74

98

3546

Harries, 27

Skerbele, 68

686 Ramlen, 31

98 328 3343Harries, 27

Schulz, 59 HaU, 68 NO 3546 Skerbele, 68

3546 Skerbele, 68

1065 3770

4126

3547

6423

Boersch, 64

Andrick, 69

Stamatovic, 69

Skerbele, 68

Seng, 74

984 Schulz, 64

3377 Ehrhardt, 68

4138 Trajmar, 70 4484 Crompton, 70 4734 Linder, 71

684 Haas, 57 4136 Burrow, 69 5010 Pavlovic, 72 5084 Truhlar, 72

4724 Trajmar, 71 5734 Wong, 73

3389 Boness, 68 6109 Boness, 74

VIBRATIONAL EXCITATION THEORETICAL

N,0 932 Schulz, 61

328 Schulz, 59

1977 Menendez, 66

299 Schulz, 63

1021 Schulz, 62 3546 Skerbele, 68

4375 Spence, 70

3547 Skerbele, 68 4118 Larkin, 70

5360 Trajmar, 73

4118 Larkin, 70

Normalized

CO 1564 2824

4078

H, 43 434

962

1564 2824 4116

4444

4747

5271 5736

Hj*' 3684

HeH*' 3684

Breig, 65

Breig, 66

Itikawa, 70

Wu, 47

Carson, 54 Chen, 62

Breig, 65

Breig, 66

Truhlar, 70 Henry, 70 Henry, 72

Ford, 73 Chang, 73

Boikova, 68

Boikova, 68

402 Kerner, 53 964 Chen, 64

1852 Chen, 66 5060 Ritchie, 72 NO 2769 Lin, 64

0, 5515 Koike, 73

COj 1478 Geiger, 65

HjO 6180 Itikawa, 74

NjO 1478 Geiger, 65

C2H4 1478 Geiger, 65

Relative

N2 1331 Herzenberg, 62

eOj 4424 Itikawa, 71

2769 Lin, 64 3977 Itikawa, 69

184 Massey, 35 724 Takayanagi, 64

1488 Takayanagi, 65 2798 Takayanagi, 65 3806 Abram, 69 4138 Trajmar, 70 4745 Faisal, 72 5060 Ritchie, 72 5596 Truhlar, 73

895 Chen, 63

1564 Breig, 65 2824 Breig, 66 5063 Truhlar, 72

5951 Koike, 73

4502 Birtwistle, 71

4552 Andrick, 71

43

591-159 O-LT - 76 - 4
ROTATIONAL EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL ROTATIONAL EXCITATION THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

260 Engelhardt, 63

260 Engelhardt, 63 3252 Ehrhardt, 68 4450 Gibson, 70 6118 Wong, 74

181 Frost, 62 316 Anderson, 56

1043 Frost, 62 4062 Crompton, 69 4734 Linder, 71

218 Engelhardt, 64

Relative

H,

42 Bennett, 42

42 Bennett, 42

ROTATIONAL EXCITATION THEORETICAL

Normalized

CN

6268 Chu, 74

CO

CsCl

CsF

D,

HCl

HD

H,

3706

3871

724 4555

6305

6305

4210

3707 4564

Takayanagi, 68

Itikawa, 69

Takayanagi, 64

Crawford, 71

Rudge, 74

Rudge, 74

Takayanagi, 70

Itikawa, 69

Itikawa, 71

3707 Itikawa, 69

4644 Allison, 71

4323 Singh, 70 6283 Ray, 74

4210 Takayanagi, 70

4634 Henry, 71

3871 Itikawa, 69

4414 Hara, 71

392

702

1452

1666

1993 3025

3806

3843 4088

4444

4747

5013

Gerjuoy, 55

Dalgarno, 65 Takayanagi, 65 Geltman, 66

Lane, 67

Ardill, 68 Abram, 69

Henry, 69

Lane, 69 Henry, 70 Henry, 72 Sams, 72

434

1093

1573 1816 2826

3349

3828 4079

4237

4447 4753

6418

Carson, 54 Takayanagi, 64 Sampson, 65 Oksyuk, 66 Sampson, 63 Lane, 68 Chang, 69

Hara, 69

Burke, 70 Chang, 70 Shimamura, 71 Chang, 74

H,^

KI

N,

4308

6305

401

1082

1452 1666

1852 4855

5827

Chang, 70

Rudge, 74

Gerjuoy, 55

Mjolsness, 64

Takayanagi, 65 Geltman, 66 Chen, 66

Hara, 72 Chandra, 73 NO 6283 Ray, 74

1477

1666 1816

Takayanagi, 65

Geltman, 66 Oksyuk, 66

COJ 4323 Singh, 70

385 4792

Altshuler, 57

Itikawa, 72

NjO 4323 Singh, 70

Itikawa, 71

NH, 385 4737

Altshuler, 57

Itikawa, 71

402 Kerner, 53

1341 Dalgarno, 63

1573 Sampson, 65

1816 Oksyuk, 66 2826 Sampson, 63

5071 Burke, 72

1589 Takayanagi, 65 1676 Sampson, 66

4737 Itikawa, 71

4792 Itikawa, 72

4415 Itikawa, 71

FREE -FREE EMISSION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

Ar 5467 Batenin, 71

He 5467 Batenin, 71

FREE -FREE EMISSION THEORETICAL

Normalized

H 1087 Vainshtein, 63

H*' 1414 Lane, 64

N 256 De Vore, 64

2211 Mjolsness, 67

1414 Lane, 64

939 Breene Jr., 61

44
FREE -FREE EMISSION THEORETICAL RADIATIVE RECOMBINATION THEORETICAL

Normalized alized

N*' 256 De Vore, 64

O 574 Breene Jr., 63 2211 Mjolsness, 67

RADIATIVE RECOMBINATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

Ar^'

Cs^

Kr*

Hej*

Relative

Ar*'

Kr*'

Xe^'

355 Kenty, 28

6412 Irons, 74

1213 Mohler, 29

241 Fowler, 59

969 Mies, 61

602 Jahoda, 62

969 Mies, 61

802 Johnson, 50

969 Mies, 61

969 Mies, 61

969 Mies, 61

969 Mies, 61

2888 Agnew, 66

346 Craggs, 47

He*' 715 Burgess, 60

Mg*' 455 HiU, 51

Ne*' 4891 Bain, 71

O*' 243 Bates, 39

1180 Massey, 43

O*' 4891 Bain, 71

Sr"^' 960 Zirin, 62

960 Zirin, 62

Relative

934 Breene Jr., 61 6413 Julienne, 74

H*' 295 Cillie, 32

RADIATIVE ATTACHMENT EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

H 90 Branscomb, 62

Hg 1279 Hey, 30 O 38 Branscomb, 58

1008 Branscomb, 62

90 Branscomb, 62

1008 Branscomb, 62

90 Branscomb, 62

1008 Branscomb, 62

Relative

RADIATIVE RECOMBINATION THEORETICAL

Normalized

1774 Popp, 65

839 Steiner, 63

C** 4891 Bain, 71

Ca*' 960 Zirin, 62

Cs*' 1803 Dance, 66

Fe*" 455 Hill, 51

H*' 146 Bates, 62 358 Zanstra, 46 1010 Stueckelberg, 30

RADIATIVE ATTACHMENT THEORETICAL

243 Bates, 39 444 Bates, 62

1414 Lane, 64

Normalized

CI 1300 Massey, 36

Cs 5953 Janev, 73

H 1166 Jen, 33 1300 Massey, 36

45
RADIATIVE ATTACHMENT THEORETICAL

Normalized

H 1316 Lochte-Holtgre,58 6414 Callaway, 74

Hg 1300 Massey, 36

K 5953 Janev, 73

Li 5953 Janev, 73

Na 297 Huang, 45 1300 Massey, 36

5953 Janev, 73

O 247 Yamanouchi, 40 1141 Bates, 43 1180 Massey, 43 1197 Branscomb, 57

Rb 5953 Janev, 73

DISSOCIATIVE RECOMBINATION THEORETICAL

Normalized

CH*' 5631 Krauss, 73 5632 Bardsley, 73

Hj*' 368 Bauer, 56 1665 WUkins, 66

Nj*' 5514 Michels, 72

NO*' 189 Nisbet, 63 579 Squires Jr., 61 1482 Gibbons, 63

O/' 189 Nisbet, 63

DISSOCIATIVE RECOMBINATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

Arj*' 1344 Biondi, 64

Csj*' 177 Hammer, 63

D/' 5896 Peart, 73

H/' 5997 Peart, 74

Kr/' 254 Richardson, 52

Nj*' 698 Faire, 58 703 Bialecke, 58

1344 Biondi, 64

NO*' 920 Doering, 62

Ne/' 1344 Biondi, 64

Oj*' 1344 Biondi, 64

COj*' 5724 Gutcheck, 73

Hj*' 6343 Peart, 74

NHj*' 887 Court, 64

N/' 1344 Biondi, 64

46
II. Positron Cross Section Index

TOTAL SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized Ar 5366 Canter, 73 6008 Canter, 74 Be*^ 4674 Shimamura, 71

He 5017 Canter, 72 5366 Canter, 73 C 1121 Malik, 61 6008 Canter, 74 F 1121 Malik, 61 Kr 5366 Canter, 73 6008 Canter, 74 H 83 Burke, 63 148 Damburg, 63 Ne 5366 Canter, 73 6008 Canter, 74 204 Temkin, 62 536 Rotenberg, 62

709 Ruffine, 60 859 Smith, 60 Xe 6008 Canter, 74 905 Massey, 58 906 Moussa, 59 917 Spruch, 60 933 Cody, 64 CO 6177 Coleman, 74 1015 Smith, 61 1025 Kingston, 61

1192 Drachman, 65 1210 Moiseiwitsch, 58 D, 6177 Coleman, 74 1422 McEachran, 65 1443 Hahn, 63

1494 Allison, 61 1495 Bransden, 62 H, 6177 Coleman, 74 1499 Hahn, 65 1500 Kleinman, 65

1571 Stone, 66 1580 Armstead, 65 N, 6177 Coleman, 74 1900 Kleinman, 65 2012 Bransden, 66 2059 Houston, 68 2774 Fels, 67 2959 Callaway, 68 3052 Drachman, 67 3350 Drachman, 68 3701 Garrett, 69 ELASTIC SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL 3840 Rahman, 69 4394 Houston, 71 4395 Bhatia, 71 4401 Matese, 71 4489 fCrjimf*r /I 4493 r.arihotti 71 Normalized 4550 Wakid, 71 4562 Seller, 71 4622 Doolen, 71 4624 Feautrier, 71 4632 Shimamura, 71 4637 Garrett, 71 Ar 1196 Marder, 56 6121 Jaduszliwer, 74 4730 Peterkop, 71 4935 Fon, 72 6143 Jaduszliwer, 74 5019 Humberston, 72 5197 Stein, 72 5355 Banerji, 73 5836 Wakid, 73 He 1196 Marder, 56 4623 Rodionov, 71 5892 Chan, 73 5893 McWhirter, 73 4757 Costello, 72 5586 Jaduszliwer, 73 5911 Moussa, 73 5956 Bhatia, 74 6308 Jaduszliwer, 74 6120 Hahn, 74

Ne 1196 Marder, 56 6121 Jaduszliwer, 74 H" 859 Smith, 60

6143 Jaduszliwer, 74 He 905 Massey, 58 1121 Malik, 61 1195 Teutsch, 56 1485 Kestner, 65

Relative 1494 Allison, 61 1819 Drachman, 66

2059 Houston, 68 2070 Hashino, 66

Callaway, 68 ouoz uracnman, 0/ He 5163 Jaduszliwer, 72 3053 Kraidy, 67 4394 Houston, 71 4402 Husain, 70 4731 Drachman, 71 4755 Banerji, 70 5266 Moussa, 73 Humberston, 73 oooo warclie, /o ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL 5893 McWhirter, 73 6007 Bransden, 74 6269 Aulenkamp, 74 6307 Buckley, 74 6309 Moussa, 74 Normalized

He*' 4674 Shimamura, 71

Ar 905 Massey, 58 1121 Malik, 61 Kr 4882 Hewson, 72 1195 Teutsch, 56 3937 Orth, 69 4882 Hewson, 72 Li 4695 Dai, 71 5587 Sarkar, 73

4674 Shimamura, 71 4674 Shimamura, 71

47
ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL VIBRATIONAL EXCITATION THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

N

Ne

O

1121 Malik, 61

905 Massey, 58

1195 Teutsch, 56

1121 Malik, 61

1519 Singh, 62

1121 Malik, 61

He 3827 Ferrante, 69

Hj 5018 Mukherjee, 72

DETACHMENT THEORETICAL

Normalized

H" 576 Rudge, 64

ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL

H,*' 4697 Faisal, 71

ROTATIONAL EXCITATION THEORETICAL

Normalized

905 Massey, 58 4434 Lodge, 71 6122 BaiUe, 74 6310 Hara, 74 2783 Takayanagi, 67 6409 Darewych, 74 6122 Bailie, 74

N, 5912 Darewych, 74 4697 Faisal, 71

N3 2783 Takayanagi, 67

IONIZATION THEORETICAL 4855 Hara, 72

Normalized

H 645 Cheshire, 64 4350 Dirks, 71

4855 Hara, 72 6409 Darewych, 74

4855 Hara, 72

Normalized

H*

He

83 Burke, 63 859 Smith, 60 2937 Damburg, 66 5004 Ling, 72

859 Smith, 60

5725 Chan, 73

148 Damburg, 63

1257 Moiseiwitsch, 65 4550 Wakid, 71 5197 Stein, 72

48
III. Photon Cross Section Index

ABSORPTION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Ag 2874 Wolf, 33

Al

Ar

2621 Kozlov, 66

575

870

1355

1826 2703

2857 2973

3253

3402 3779

4149

5021 5472

Samson, 63

Rustgi, 64

Metzger, 65

Wuilleumier, 65

Lukirskii, 63

Parratt, 39 Hudson, 68 Henke, 67

Blackwell, 64 Madden, 69

Wuilleumier, 70

Starr, 72

Brolley, 73

3016 Haensel, 68

4165 Kozlov, 69

691 1235

1359 2508

2722 2898

3005

3401 3685 4029

4152

5303

Huffman, 63

Lee, 55

Cairns, 65 Huffman, 63

Wuilleumier, 63 Woernle, 30 Henke, 67 Wheaton, 64 Dershem, 31 Levy, 69

Yoshino, 69

Carlson, 73

ABSORPTION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

In 2961 Marr, 66

K 1228 Ditchburn, 43

1689 Ditchburn, 28 3067 Marr, 68

Kr 575 Samson, 63

1255 Rustgi, 64

2301 Lukirskii, 64

2507 Huffman, 63 3253 Henke, 67 3685 Dershem, 31 5548 Carter, 73

Li 1353 Hudson, 65 2619 Hudson, 67 2704 Baker Jr., 62

3337 Kozlov, 68

1405 Hudson, 65 2862 Hudson, 67

691 Huffman, 63

1355 Metzger, 65 2426 Pery-Thorne, 60

3005 Henke, 67 3402 Blackwell, 64 5472 BroUey, 73

2552 Marr, 63 2669 Tunstead, 53

Au 2874 Wolf, 33 3016 Haensel, 68 Mg 1740 Ditchburn, 53 3017 Jaegle, 66 N 1769 Ehler, 55 2214 Morris, 66 Ba 3754 Hudson, 70 4540 Kozlov, 70 5740 Carlsten, 73 Na 1377 Bott, 39 1719 Ditchburn, 50

1739 Ditchburn, 53 2613 Hudson, 64 Be 2705 Peterson Jr., 63 2619 Hudson, 67 3004 Hudson, 68

5475 Wolff, 72

Bi 3016 Haensel, 68 3020 Jaegle, 67 Ne 308 Kuyatt, 63 1226 Lee, 53 C 3378 Fomichev, 68 4453 Hofmann, 71 1678 Ditchburn, 60 1755 Ederer, 64

1826 Wuilleumier, 65 2512 Lee, 52 Ca 1717 Ditchburn, 60 1845 Newsom, 66 2722 Wuilleumier, 63 2898 Woernle, 30 2310 Jutsum, 54 2635 Kelm, 62 3005 Henke, 67 3253 Henke, 67 2697 Hudson, 67 3506 Newsom, 68 3685 Dershem, 31 4149 Wuilleumier, 70 4139 Hudson, 67 4815 Carter, 71 4159 Wuilleumier, 70 5098 Mcllrath, 72 0 1404 Cairns, 65 Cd 1293 Ross, 65 3765 Marr, 69 Pb 3764 Heppinstall, 69 Cs 1241 Mohler, 29 1242 Braddick, 34

2666 Braddick, 35 3067 Marr, 68 Pt 2874 Wolf, 33

Cu 3016 Haensel, 68 Rb 3067 Marr, 68

Ga 2867 Startsev, 67 3337 Kozlov, 68 S 2898 Woernle, 30 4756 Tondello, 72

H 1732 Beynon, 65 2026 Beynon, 66 Si 2380 Rich, 67

He 308 Kuyatt, 63 509 Axelrod, 59 Si* 2380 Rich, 67 647 Baker Jr., 61 1235 Lee, 55 1350 Lowry, 65 1351 Madden, 65 Sn 3016 Haensel, 68

1359 Cairns, 65 2301 Lukirskii, 64

3005 Henke, 67 3253 Henke, 67 Sr 3816 Hudson, 69

3685 Dershem, 31 4818 Chow, 71 Th 3293 Bezdenezhnykh, 67 Hg 4459 Lincke, 70

Tl 2480 Marr, 54 2621 Kozlov, 66

In 1225 Marr, 54 2867 Startsev, 67

49
ABSORPTION EXPERIMENTAL ABSORPTION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

u 3293 Bezdenezhnykh, 67 H, 2026 Beynon, 66 2319 Lee, 52 2379 Bunch, 58 2599 Messner, 33 Xe 691 Huffman, 63 1255 Rustgi, 64 2770 Watanabe, 53 3257 Comes, 68

1355 Metzger, 65 1360 Matsunaga, 65 4025 Comes, 68 4162 Comes, 70 1777 Lukirskii, 66 2301 Lukirskii, 64 5021 Starr, 72 5192 Carlson, 72 2508 Huffman, 63 2687 White, 34 5472 Brolley, 73 2717 Watanabe, 65 2872 Deslattes, 68 3005 Henke, 67 3253 Henke, 67 HI 2735 Romand, 49 3912 Huebert, 68 3346 Shardanand 68 3402 BlackweU, 64 3577 Shardanand 68 3685 Dershem, 31 IBr 3645 Seery, 64 4034 Wuilleumier, 69 5472 Brolley, 73 5548 Carter, 73 ICl 3645 Seery, 64

Xe-'' 2861 Cairns, 62 I, 4152 Yoshino, 69 4363 Myer, 70 4929 Carver, 72 Zn 3761 Marr, 69 KBr 2625 Davidovits, 67 AgBr 4038 Davidovits, 69 KCl 2625 Davidovits, 67 AgCl 4038 Davidovits, 69 KI 2625 Davidovits, 67 Agl 4038 Davidovits, 69 K,1^2 1228 Ditchburn, 43 1405 Hudson, 65

Br, 3012 Sulzmann, 67 3645 Seery, 64 1707 Lapp, 66 3399 Creek, 68 4929 Carver, 72 LiBr 2625 Davidovits, 67 BrCl 3645 Seery, 64

LiCl 2625 Davidovits, 67 CO 1245 Sun, 55 1271 Huffman, 64

1359 Cairns, 65 1626 Cook, 65 Lil 2625 Davidovits, 67

1702 Cairns, 66 2599 Messner, 33 2718 Thompson, 63 2770 Watanabe, 53 500 Weissler, 52 636 Itarnoto 61 4358 Myer, 70 5021 Starr, 72 688 Cook, 63 916 Cook, 64 5693 Lee, 73 1187 Samson 64 1232 Curtis, 54

1234 Wainfan, 55 1252 Cook, 64

CI2 2844. Iflpnh« fi'i 2898 Woernlp 30 1253 Cook, 65 1561 Samson 65

5^11 7nlcharvnn 72 1641 Clark 52 24^1 Preston 40 9674 Wntflnahp ^^6

A>\J77 2699 Huffman A X Ul 1 lllclll f 63\J\J 2741 Astoin 57 CsBr 2fi2'i DnviHovit^ 67 27'i6 Huffman, 64 2770 Watanabe, 53 2871 Ditchburn, 54 2898 Woernle, 30 CsCl 3005 Henke, 67 3253 Henke, 67 3376 Greiner, 57 3685 Dershem, 31 C82 1707 I nnn 66 33Q9 Creek 68 3784 Hudson, 69 3833 Sroka, 69

0\J =^074i ^ Mnrr iVi UI I ) 79i ^ 3914 Lutz, 69 4362 Comes, 69 4464 Cook, 70 4870 Carter, 72 Pal £.\j£iO UaVlUUVlls, xj i 5021 Starr 72 5472 BroUey, 73

DO^-V WalSOn, (0 0070 i-ice, 10 ^2 o4'<z uroiiey, to N

• 1>2 HBr 2735 Romand, 49 3912 Huebert, 68 NO 622 Watanabe, 58 1060 Astoin, 57 HCl 1393 Romand, 48 2735 Romand, 49 2062 Metzger, 67 2479 Marmo, 53 4358 Myer, 70 4977 Hayes, 72 2596 Granier, 56 2598 Mayence, 52 2605 Sun, 55 2641 Watanabe, 67 H2 688 Cook, 63 1149 Cook, 64 2672 Watanabe, 54 2675 Watanabe, 53

1561 Samson, 65 1756 Ehler, 57 2683 Walker, 55 2718 Thompson, 63

50
ABSORPTION EXPERIMENTAL ABSORPTION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

NO

NaBr

NaCl

Nal

Naj

o.

0/

RbBr

RbCl

Rbl

Rbj

SiO

TlBr

TlCl

2770 Watanabe, 53

2851 Watanabe, 53

5021 Starr, 72 5695 Gardner, 73

2625 Davidovits, 67

2625 Davidovits, 67

2625 Davidovits, 67

1394 Hudson, 65

2850 Metzger, 63 4982 Hasson, 71 5693 Lee, 73

508

641 916

1187

1252

1561

1641 1749

1799 2313

2318

2431 2638

2674

2718 2770

2782

2871 3005 3376

3573

3685

4151 4177 4470

4983

5021 5693

Weissler, 52 Matsunaga, 61 Cook, 64 Samson, 64 Cook, 64 Samson, 65

Clark, 52

Ditchburn, 62 Hudson, 66 Ladenburg, 33

Lee, 55

Preston, 40 Watanabe, 52 Watanabe, 56 Thompson, 63 Watanabe, 53

Sroka, 67

Ditchburn, 54 Henke, 67

Greiner, 57

Ogavfa, 68 Dershem, 31 Bixon, 69 Shardanand 69 Ackerman, 70 Hasson, 71

Starr, 72

Lee, 73

4457 Ogawa, 70

2625 Davidovits, 67

2625 Davidovits, 67

2625 Davidovits, 67

3399 Creek, 68

3386 Main, 68

4038 Davidovits, 69

4038 Davidovits, 69

2613 Hudson, 64

622

774

1131 1234

1280

1612 1715

1797

1967 2314 2384

2599

2673 2688

2746 2778

2828

2898 3253

3542

3638

3758

4164

4462 4523

4984

5472 5694

Watanabe, 58 Huffman, 64

Heilpern, 46 Wainfan, 55 Metzger, 64 Aboud, 55

Ditchburn, 53

Goldstein, 66

Blake, 66 Ladenburg, 32 Matsunaga, 67 Messner, 33 Watanabe, 53 Kosinskaya, 65 Huffman, 64 De Reilhac, 64

Sroka, 65 Woernle, 30 Henke, 67 Hudson, 68 Watanabe, 58

Gaily, 69

Losev, 69 Ogawa, 70 Ogawa, 71 Hasson, 71 BroUey, 73 Watson, 73

Tll 4038 Davidovits, 69

Xe2 3346 Shardanand 68

COj 1042 Nakata, 65

1359 Cairns, 65

1711 Cook, 66

2252 Inn, 53 2599 Messner, 33 2770 Watanabe, 53 3685 Dershem, 31 4759 Shemansky, 72 5096 De More, 72 5165 Heimerl, 70 5838 Carlson, 73

COS 2654 Matsunaga, 67 3913 Cook, 69

CSj 2850 Metzger, 63 4872 Okabe, 72

DjO 1060 Astoin, 57 2732 Johannin-Gille,55 3639 Katayama, 73

HjO 688 Cook, 63

1143 Astoin, 56

1172 Metzger, 64

1759 WUkinson, 50

2431 Preston, 40

2677 Watanabe, 53 2738 Johannin-Gille,55 2770 Watanabe, 53 3639 Katayama, 73

HjS 1147 Watanabe, 64 3005 Henke, 67 4977 Hayes, 72

ICN 4358 Myer, 70

NjO 1060 Astoin, 57 1220 Zelikoff, 53 2598 Mayence, 52 2683 Walker, 55 2770 Watanabe, 53 2864 Cook, 68 4520 Weiss, 71 5693 Lee, 73

NOCl 3295 Lenzi, 68

NOj 622 Watanabe, 58 2244 HaU, 52

Oj 862 Vassy, 48

3577 Shardanand 68

1245

1702 1759

2431 2718

3533 4523

5021 5097 5693

6471

Sun, 55

Cairns, 66

Wilkinson, 50

Preston, 40 Thompson, 63 Harward, 68 Ogawa, 71

Starr, 72 Samson, 72

Lee, 73

Slanger, 74

2850 Metzger, 63 4146 Breckenridge, 70

3916 Cook, 69

1821 Laufer, 65 2738 Johannin-GiUe,55

1060 Astoin, 57 1147 Watanabe, 64

1619 Astoin, 53

1821 Laufer, 65 2597 Johannin-Gille,53 2718 Thompson, 63 2740 Johannin-Gille,56 2871 Ditchburn, 54 3755 Schurgers, 68

1855 La Villa, 66 3253 Henke, 67 5021 Starr, 72

1142 Astoin, 55

1371 Romand, 52 2610 Romand, 49 2718 Thompson, 63

2850 Metzger, 63 4024 HoUiday, 68 5021 Starr, 72

1328 Nakayama, 59

3295 Lenzi, 68

1368 Vigroux, 52

51
ABSORPTION EXPERIMENTAL ABSORPTION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

03 1369 Ny, 33 1430 Vigroux, 48 CH« 3914 Lutz, 69 4826 Koch, 71 2423 Ogawa, 58 2633 Inn, 53 S021 Starr 72 2668 Tanaka, 53 2684 Heam, 61 2700 Vigroux, 52 2701 Vigroux, 52 HNO3 5164 Schmidt, 72 5353 Johnston, 73 2702 Vigroux, 52 2723 Vigroux, 50 5851 Biaume, 74 2734 Vigroux, 53 2770 Watanabe, 53 2889 Vigroux, 50 2890 Ny, 32 NCN3 3919 Okabe, 69 3508 Griggs, 68 5032 Stelman, 72 5843 De More, 64 6080 Simons, 73 SiH, 4977 Hayes, 72

2636 Golomb, 62 2637 Warneck, 64 2121 WUkinson, 55 2121 WUkinson, 55 2718 Thompson, 63 2898 Woernle, 30 3544 Person, 68

4483 Person, 70 C2H4 1172 Metzger, 64 1229 Zelikoff, 53 1759 WUkinson, 50 2121 WUkinson, 55 C2H2 1172 Metzger, 64 2342 Schoen, 62 2342 Schoen, 62 2599 Messner, 33 2375 Moe, 52 2482 Nakayama, 64 2682 Walker, 55 3544 Person, 68 2599 Messner, 33 2682 Walker. 55 5693 Lee, 73 4483 Person, 70 CD3OD 4832 Person, 71 HjCO 4460 Gentieu, 70 4796 MentaU, 71 CH3OH 4832 Person, 71 HjOj 2707 Holt, 48 3755 Schurgers, 68 N,H, 3755 Schurgers, 68 HNCO 4458 Okabe, 70 N,0« 2244 HaU, 52 HN3 3509 Okabe, 68 CaD^ 4483 Person, 70 NF3 2801 La Paglia, 61 C3H« 4483 Person, 70 NH, 605 Thompson, 46 617 Tannenbaum, 53

1172 Metzger, 64 2209 Watanabe, 65 SF. 1854 CodUng, 66 1855 La VUla, 66 2604 Sun, 55 2671 Walker, 55 1856 Simpson, 66 2663 Zimkina, 67 9718 TVinmnson 6^ 5101 VinoffrnHov 72 2770 Watanabe, 53 5021 Starr, 72 r F O4 4177 Shardanand 69 CjHj 1172 Metzger, 64 2342 Schoen, 62 PH, 4977 Hayes, 72 2599 Messner, 33 3005 Henke, 67 3253 Henke, 67 4826 Koch, 71 2692 Roebber, 67 5693 Lee, 73

CjHCN 5741 Okabe, 73 C3D. 4483 Person, 70

CCI4 2898 Woernle, 30 3005 Henke, 67 C3H. 4483 Person, 70 3253 Henke, 67 C2D5OD 4832 Person, 71 CD« 1821 Laufer, 65 C^HjOH 4832 Person, 71 CF, 1395 Cook, 65 2376 Moe, 52 4826 Koch, 71 CH4 870 Rustgi, 64 1172 Metzger, 64

1234 Wainfan, 55 1701 Ditchburn, 55 1759 Wilkinson, 50 1821 Laufer, 65 Relative 2301 Lukirskii, 64 2376 Moe, 52 2599 Messner, 33 2604 Sun, 55 2770 Watanabe, 53 2871 Ditchburn, 54 Ar 577 Schnopper, 63 3566 Nakamura, 6)

52
ABSORPTION EXPERIMENTAL SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL

Relative Relative

Be

Cs

Na

Ne

Sr

Xe

Arj

BeO

H,

NaBr

NaCl

NaF

Nal

Naj

CO,

GeFj

H,0

O3

CH«

CjHj

2246 Harrison, 25

4040 Chupka, 69

3398 Swanson, 68

1238 Mohler, 26

2245 Harrison, 24

2381 Codling, 67

2490 Carton, 68

3688 Haensel, 69

2970 Wilkinson, 68

3398 Swanson, 68

2485 Comes, 67

3247 Haensel, 68

3247 Haensel, 68

3247 Haensel, 68

3247 Haensel, 68

2246 Harrison, 25

691 Huffman, 63

3918 Hauge, 68

1754 Patch, 65

1370 Vigroux, 52

3532 Chun, 68

4031 Pearson, 69

4031 Pearson, 69

SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL

2511 Barbier, 42

Normalized

Ar 4144 Cairns, 70

Hj 5192 Carlson, 72

Ar 2689 Shardanand 67 2875 Wollan, 31

He 2689 Shardanand 67

Kr 2720 Heddle, 62

2689 Shardanand 67

2720 Heddle, 62

Ne

Xe

H,

N,

O,

2720 Heddle, 62

2875 WoUan, 31

2875 WoUan, 31

2720 Heddle, 62

2720 Heddle, 62

2689 Shardanand 67 2875 Wollan, 31

2689 Shardanand 67

2875 Wollan, 31

SCATTERING THEORETICAL

Normalized

Ar

C

CI

H

741 Woo, 47

4511 Tarafdar, 69

741 Woo, 47

672 HimmeU, 67 3162 Gavrila, 67

H* 2781 Zemik, 64

He 2719 Chan, 65

4511 Tarafdar, 69

Kr 741 Woo, 47 N 4511 Tarafdar, 69

Na 2779 Heddle, 64

Ne 741 Woo, 47 O 741 Woo, 47

Pr** 2963 Koningstein, 68

Tm*' 2963 Koningstein, 68

Xe 741 Woo, 47

Nj 2958 Dalgamo, 67

2775 Gavrila, 67

4361 MUler, 70

2842 Kim, 68

4511 Tarafdar, 69

53
IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

Ar 575 Samson, 63 993 Samson, 64

1355 Metzger, 65

5474 Lynch, 73 6271 Samson, 74

Ar* 1835 Asinovskii, 65

Ba 6131 Lutjens, 73

Ba' 6201 Carlsten, 74

C 4527 Marrone, 71

Cd 4148 Cairns, 69

Cs 1382 Cooke, 31 2320 Little, 27

Cs' 4972 Klucharyev, 72

H 2855 Beynon, 65

He 1188 Samson, 64

5169 Watson, 72

He' 5476 Stebbings, 73

Hg 6229 Dehmer, 74

Kr 575 Samson, 63 4807 Ederer, 71 6200 Kemeny, 74

Mg* 4918 Bradley, 73

N 2942 Comes, 68

Ne 926 Comes, 64

5169 Watson, 72

No 4066 Peatman, 69

O 2943 Comes, 68

S 4756 Tondello, 72

Sr 6131 Lutjens, 73

U 6256 Cukier, 74

Xe 1179 Ederer, 64

1355 Metzger, 65 4035 Cairns, 69 4969 Cairns, 70

6271 Samson, 74

926 Comes, 64

1234 Wainfan, 55 5169 Watson, 72 6200 Kemeny, 74 6451 Houlgate, 74

4969 Cairns, 70

2312 Kunz, 34

4973 Krause, 72

6145 Dunning, 74

1355 Metzger, 65

4893 El-Sherbini, 72 6271 Samson, 74

4527 Marrone, 71

1562 Samson, 65 6200 Kemeny, 74

1189 Samson, 64

1360 Matsunaga, 65 4893 El-Sherbini, 72 6200 Kemeny, 74

Zn 4148

Brj 4929 CO 1359 4877

NO

Cairns, 69

Carver, 72

Cairns, 65

Bahr, 72 6452 Lee, 74

1149 Cook, 64

688

1234 4025

4152 6270

582

916

1234 3379

4362

Cook, 63 Wainfan, 55 Comes, 68

Yoshino, 69 Akopyan, 73

Blake, 67 Cook, 64 Wainfan, 55

Judge, 68 Comes, 69

5024 Cook, 72

2062 Metzger, 67 2675 Watanabe, 53 2850 Metzger, 63

582 Blake, 67

1187 Samson, 64

1252 Cook, 64

1798 Samson, 66

2674 Watanabe, 56 3250 Frost, 68

4521 Carlson, 71

Oj' 4156 Clark, 70

COj 1042 Nakata, 65

1359 Cairns, 65

3682 Samson, 59 4877 Bahr, 72 5148 Lee, 72 5547 Carlson, 73

COS 2654 Matsunaga, 67 3913 Cook, 69

CSj 2850 Metzger, 63

DjO 3639 Katayama, 73

1147 Watanabe, 64

1234 Wainfan, 55 4813 Cairns, 71

4969 Cairns, 70

1626 Cook, 65 4975 Judge, 72

1149 Cook, 64 3257 Comes, 68 4937 Samson, 72

4929 Carver, 72

688 Cook, 63 1187 Samson, 64

1253 Cook, 65 3682 Samson, 59

2672 Watanabe, 54 2683 Walker, 55 4877 Bahr, 72

916 Cook, 64 1234 Wainfan, 55

1731 Blake, 65 2384 Matsunaga, 67

2943 Comes, 68 3682 Samson, 59 4769 Carlson, 70

1234 Wainfan, 55

1711 Cook, 66 4806 Wauchop, 71 5097 Samson, 72 5174 Samson, 73 5838 Carlson, 73

2850 Metzger, 63

3916 Cook, 69

688 Cook, 63 1172 Metzger, 64 3639 Katayama, 73

54
IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Relative

HjS 114.7 Watanahp 64 Ar 4465 Vilesov, 70 4467 McGowan 69 4762 Mitchell, 72 4804 Carlson, 71 NjO 2683 Walker, 55 2850 Metzger, 63 4985 Niehaus, 72 6175 Dunning, 74 2864 Cook, 68 4877 Bahr, 72 6068 Lee, 74 Ar* 5844 Stebbings, 73 NOJ 1328 Nakayama, 59 Au 4835 Tegeder, 71

4483 Person, 70 Cd 3256 Berkowitz, 68 4359 Harrison, 70

C2H2 1172 Metzger, 64 2342 Schoen, 62 Cs 496 Boeckner, 30 1238 Mohler, 26 2482 Nakayama, 64 2682 Walker, 55 2222 Popescu, 66 2316 Lawrence, 29 4483 Person, 70 Cu 4835 Tegeder, 71 HjCO 4796 MentaU, 71 Eu 4528 Parr, 71 NH, 1172 Metzger, 64 2209 Watanabe, 65 2671 Walker, 55 2672 Watanabe, 54 H 4482 Jonathan, 70 2676 Watanabe, 57 4877 Bahr, 72 He 2622 Carlson, 67 2678 Weissler, 59

4 1395 Cook, 65 3694 Samson 69

CH, 1172 Metzger, 64 1234 Wainfan, 55 Hg 1699 Brehm, 66 2846 Frost, 67 3256 Berkowitz, 68 4365 Cairns, 70 3544 Person, 68 4774 Blake, 71 4985 Niehaus, 72

C2H4 1172 Metzger, 64 2342 Schoen, 62 K 2315 Lawrence, 25 2317 Lawrence, 29 2682 Walker, 55 3544 Person, 68 2840 Williams, 67

CDjOD 4832 Person, 71 Kr 1883 ViUarejo, 67 2624 Berkowitz, 67 3413 Samson, 68 3591 Vroom, 65 CHjOH 4832 Person, 71 3883 Krause, 69 4467 McGowan, 69 4798 Codling, 71 4804 Carlson, 71 C,D, 4483 Person, 70 4985 Niehaus, 72 6175 Dunning, 74

C H 4481 Pprsnn 70 N 528 rnmp«i 67 4489 Innathan 70 6079 Dehmer, 74 r H

Ne 2622 Carlson, 67 2678 Weissler, 59 r n 448^ Ppraon 70 5099 T vnf h 79

C H No

CjDsOD 4832 Person, 71 0 4482 Jonathan, 70 5914 Dehmer, 73

CjHsOH 4832 Person, 71 Rb 2316 Lawrence, 29 Tm 4528 Parr, 71 Relative Xe 1699 Brehm, 66 1883 ViUarejo, 67 2386 Nicholson, 63 3413 Samson, 68 Ag 4835 Tegeder, 71 3454 Brundle, 68 3591 Vroom, 65 4467 McGowan, 69 4798 Codhng, 71 Ar 1883 Villarejo, 67 2600 Schonheit, 61 4804 Carlson, 71 4985 Niehaus, 72 2622 Carlson, 67 2639 Comes, 61 2678 Weissler, 59 3413 Samson, 68 Yb 3510 Parr, 68 4360 Parr, 70 3591 Vroom, 65 4036 Vroom, 69

55
IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Relative Relative

Zn 3818 Harrison, 69 4359 Harrison, 70 HF 4811 Berkowitz, 71 4819 Chupka, 71

2377 Morrison, 60 3591 Vroom, 65 HI 2377 Morrison, 60 3591 Vroom, 65 4522 Dibeler, 70 4526 Cornford, 71 4833 Potts, 71 IBr 4833 Potts, 71

CO 1177 Schoen, 64 2624 Berkowitz, 67 ICl 4833 Potts, 71 2678 Weissler, 59 3591 Vroom, 65 4538 Hotop, 70 4804 Carison, 71 I2 2377 Morrison, 60 3591 Vroom, 65 4978 Natalis, 72 4363 Myer, 70 4526 Cornford, 71 4833 Potts, 71

C12 3591 Vroom, 65 4526 Cornford, 71 4833 Potts, 71 Nj 891 Comes, 61 931 Comes, 64

1177 Schoen, 64 2624 Berkowitz, 67 GIF 4454 Dibeler, 70 2678 Weissler, 59 3591 Vroom, 65 3915 Berkowitz, 69 4467 McGowan, 69 CsBr 4037 Berkowitz,'69 4537 Samson, 70 4538 Hotop, 70 4804 Carison, 71 4978 Natalis, 72 CsCl 4037 Berkowitz, 69 NO 237 Frost, 60 1664 Reese, 66 Csj 2222 Popescu, 66 2251 Hurzeler, 58 2386 Nicholson, 63 2624 Berkowitz, 67 2641 Watanabe, 67 CsF 4037 Berkowitz, 69 2678 Weissler, 59 2739 Spohr, 67 3575 Samson, 68 3591 Vroom, 65 Csl 4037 Berkowitz, 69 4524 Edqvist, 70 4809 Brion, 72 4821 Edqvist, 71 4880 Bahr, 71 DCl 4357 Weiss, 70 5222 Killgoar Jr., 73 6448 Hertz, 74

D2 1320 Dibeler, 65 2739 Spohr, 67 Nal 1979 Berkowitz, 66 3254 Villarejo, 68 3591 Vroom, 65 5260 Browning, 73 O2 1177 Schoen, 64 1699 Brehm, 66 2386 Nicholson, 63 2624 Berkowitz, 67 DF 4811 Berkowitz, 71 2678 Weissler, 59 2727 Dibeler, 67 2739 Spohr, 67 2865 VUesov, 67 3591 Vroom, 65 4039 Dibeler, 69 3453 Turner, 68 3549 DooHttle, 68 4526 Cornford, 71 4811 Berkowitz, 71 3591 Vroom, 65 3820 NataHs, 68 4819 Chupka, 71 4833 Potts, 71 4467 McGowan, 69 4534 Branton, 70 4536 Jonathan, 70 4537 Samson, 70 HBr 3591 Vroom, 65 4878 Bahr, 71

HCl 2396 Nicholson, 65 3591 Vroom, 65 0/ 4536 Jonathan, 70 3640 Krauss, 68 4357 Weiss, 70

s, 3886 Berkowitz, 69 HD 1320 Dibeler, 65 3591 Vroom, 65 3886 Berkowitz, 69 E, 930 Comes, 64 1320 Dibeler, 65

2485 Comes, 67 2624 Berkowitz, 67 Tej 3886 Berkowitz, 69

2739 Spohr, 67 3254 Villarejo, 68 3372 Chupka, 68 3396 Chupka, 68 Til 1979 Berkowitz, 66

3453 Turner, 68 3591 Vroom, 65 3915 Berkowitz, 69 4040 Chupka, 69 BrCN 3011 Dibeler, 67 4465 Vilesov, 70 4467 McGowan, 69 4535 Asbrink, 70 4538 Hotop, 70 COj 2678 Weissler, 59 2727 Dibeler, 67 4541 Brehm, 71 4804 Carlson, 71 2739 Spohr, 67 3571 Collin, 68 5260 Browning, 73 4030 Bahr, 69 4911 Samson, 73 5513 Sroka, 73 5839 Judge, 73 HF 3591 Vroom, 65 4039 Dibeler, 69 5891 McCulloh, 73

56
IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

Relative Relative

COS 2727 Dibeler, 67 3571 Collin, 68 NH3 3591 Vroom, 65 4028 Branton, 69 4534 Branton, 70 CSj 2727 Dibeler, 67 3571 CoUin, 68 CjHCN 5741 Okabe, 73 CICN 3011 Dibeler, 67 CD< 1357 Dibeler, 65 2396 Nicholson, 65 DCN 3781 Baker, 68 5512 Sieck, 73

DjO 1699 Brehm, 66 3454 Brundle, 68 CF^ 4041 Walter, 69 4539 Bull, 70

FCN 3011 Dibeler, 67 CH3CI 2219 Dibeler, 65 2396 Nicholson, 65 3640 Krauss, 68 HCN 3251 Dibeler, 68 3691 Berkowitz, 69

3781 Baker, 68 CH3F 3640 Krauss, 68

HjO 1699 Brehm, 66 2623 Dibeler, 66 CH3I 2377 Mornson, 60 4166 Baer, 69

2739 Spohr, 67

f\ AC A r> Jl 3454 Brundle, 68

4465 Vilesov, 70 CH< 1357 Dibeler, 65 1699 Brehm, 66 2396 Nicholson, 65 3026 Chupka, 68 HjS 3392 Dibeler, 68 4465 Vilesov, 70 4808 Potts, 72 5512 Sieck, 73 ICN 3011 Dibeler, 67 GeH^ 4808 Potts, 72 Mglj 1979 Berkowitz, 66

SiF^ 4539 Bull, 70 NjO 2678 Weissler, 59 2739 Spohr, 67 2873 Dibeler, 67 3591 Vroom, 65 SiH4 4808 Potts, 72 5633 Sroka, 73 6199 Coppens, 74 SnH^ 4808 Potts, 72 NO2 1840 Frost, 62 2678 Weissler, 59 2873 Dibeler, 67 3591 Vroom, 65 C2D4 4534 Branton, 70 4776 Edqvist, 70 5691 Killgoar Jr., 73 CjF, 4041 Walter, 69 SO, 2636 Golomb, 62 3392 Dibeler, 68 C2H4 1699 Brehm, 66 2025 Better, 66 XeF, 4161 Brundle, 70 2396 Nicholson, 65 3757 Chupka, 69

4534 Branton, 70 1684 Better, 66 2612 Dibeler, 64

3781 Baker, 68 5257 Dibeler, 73 CHDCHD 2025 Better, 66

5840 Dibeler, 73 CH3CN 2396 Nicholson, 65

* * 1684 Better, 66 1699 Brehm, 66 2396 Nicholson, 65 2612 Dibeler, 64 CH3OD 4370 Omura, 69 2739 Spohr, 67 3781 Baker, 68 4163 Omura, 69 4364 Omura, 68 CH3OH 4370 Omura, 69 5257 Dibeler, 73 5512 Sieck, 73 5840 Dibeler, 73 CH3NOJ 2396 Nicholson, 65

C2N, 3011 Dibeler, 67 SF, 1857 Dibeler, 66

2776 Lifshitz, 67 C2H4 2396 Nicholson, 65 2802 Chupka, 67 5512 Sieck, 73 CHjCl 2396 Nicholson, 65

ND, 4028 Branton, 69 4534 Branton, 70

NH3 237 Frost, 60 2623 Dibeler, 66

57
IONIZATION THEORETICAL IONIZATION THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

Ag 2845 Matese, 65 4475 McGinn, 70

3520 McGuire, 68

925 Cooper, 62

Al 2652 Peach, 62 2843 Manson, 68 4244 Conneely, 702670 Vainshtein, 60

3520 McGuire, 68 4881 Chapman, 72

Al*' 4516 McGinn, 71

AV' 4475 McGinn, 70 6144 Shevelko, 74

A\*' 5264 Farnoux, 73

AV* 5264 Farnoux, 73

Ar' 5264 Farnoux, 73

Ar 741 Woo, 47 1660 Dalgarno, 52 2843 Manson, 68 3520 McGuire, 68 3884 Mendez, 68 4366 Starace, 70 4466 Amusia, 70 4517 Amusia, 71 4764 Kennedy, 72 5223 Amusia, 71 5957 Lin, 74 6496 Amusia, 74

925 Cooper, 62 2506 Cooper, 64 2868 Conneely, 67 3766 Amusia, 69

4142 Amusia, 69 4367 Thomas, 70 4468 Manson, 70 4763 Kirkpatrick, 72 4881 Chapman, 72 5262 KeUy, 73 6450 Monaghan, 74

Ar*' 4881 Chapman, 72

Ar*' 4881 Chapman, 72

Ar*' 4881 Chapman, 72

Ar** 4881 Chapman, 72

As 3520 McGuire, 68

Au 2686 Farnoux, 67

3917 Farnoux, 69

2843 Manson, 68 4879 Farnoux, 72

B 1321 Bates, 39 2829 Vainshtein, 53

2742 Vainshtein, 54 3520 McGuire, 68

b 4516 Mclimn, 11

4027 McDowell, 69 4475 McGinn, 70

4805 Bell, 71 4868 BeU, 72

Ba 3993 Drapatz, 69 6453 Fliflet, 74

5890 Wendin, 73

Ba* 3993 Drapatz, 69

Ba*' 6144 Shevelko, 74

Be 1236 Bates, 46 2999 Ahick, 68

4516 McGinn, 71 5302 Dubau, 73

Be*' 4027 McDowell, 69

Be*' 4868 BeU, 72

Bi 2686 Farnoux, 67 4879 Farnoux, 72

Br 3520 McGuire, 68

C 1321 Bates, 39 2359 Praderie, 64

2742 Vainshtein, 54 3520 McGuire, 68

C' 578 Norman, 63

C*' 1236 Bates, 46

C*' 3390 Hidalgo, 68

C*' 3390 Hidalgo, 68

4475 McGinn, 70 5742 John, 73

C** 3390 Hidalgo, 68

4868 Bell, 72

Ca 1330 Bates, 40

2601 Seaton, 55

2856 Ahick, 64

4795 McGinn, 72

Ca*' 1330 Bates, 40

2242 Green, 49

4475 McGinn, 70

Cd 3520 McGuire, 68

CI 741 Woo, 47 4244 Conneely, 70

Co 3520 McGuire, 68

Cr 3520 McGuire, 68

Cs 1288 McGuire, 67 2602 Seaton, 51 4455 Beigman, 70

2856 Altick, 64 3520 McGuire, 68 4795 McGinn, 72 5692 Dubau, 73

4475 McGinn, 70

3917 Farnoux, 69

1624 Bates, 49 2429 Praderie, 64 2829 Vainshtein, 53 4367 Thomas, 70

4516 McGinn, 71

4027 McDowell, 69 5172 Leibowitz, 72

4514 Stingl, 70

2221 Moores, 66

2742 Vainshtein, 54 3520 McGuire, 68 6496 Amusia, 74

2056 Burgess, 60 2243 Green, 50 5099 Black, 72

4824 Hyman, 71

3520 McGuire, 68

2378 Moskvin, 63 2848 McGuire, 65 4867 Weisheit, 72

58
IONIZATION THEORETICAL IONIZATION THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

Cs

Cs'

Cu

Cu

Eu

F

F^'

Fe

Fm

Ga

Ge

H

H'

He

4873 Chang, 72 5265 Norcross, 73

5041 Weisheit, 72

2843 Manson, 68 4475 McGinn, 70

925 Cooper, 62

2843 Manson, 68

1321 Bates, 39

1236 Bates, 46

4027 McDoweU, 69

4868 BeU, 72

3520 McGuire, 68

4825 Kelly, 71

2843 Manson, 68

2670 Vainshtein, 60

2843 Manson, 68

1258 Burgess, 64

2218 Chow Chiu, 6) 2849 Volkov, 65 6033 Broad, 74

2748 Yaakobi, 67 3815 Lin, 68

925

1221 1545 2213

2607

2679

2848

2859

2863 3520

4154

4472

4519

4716

4805 4869

5170

6174

Cooper, 62

Stewart, 60

Burke, 65

Bell, 67

Stewart, 63 Wheeler, 33 McGuire, 65 Korwien, 34

Salpeter, 62 McGuire, 68 Brown, 70

Jacobs, 71

Bell, 70

Bell, 73 BeU, 71 Jacobs, 72 Hyman, 72 Rescigno, 74

5221 McGinn, 73

3520 McGuire, 68

3520 McGuire, 68

4766 KeUy, 72 5025 Kelly, 72

3520 McGuire, 68

3520 McGuire, 68

1330 Bates, 4« 2432 Zernik, 65 3815 Lin, 68

2849 Volkov, 65

1211 1288 2056

2249

2649

2835

2852 2860

3347

4141

4461 4510

4716 4799

4868

5093 5219

Johnston, 64 McGuire, 67

Burgess, 60 Huang, 48 Peach, 67 Byron Jr., 67

Dalgarno, 57

Vinti, 32

Dalgarno, 67 Brown, 70 Wendin, 70 Brown, 71 BeU, 73 Brown, 71 BeU, 72 Dalgarno, 72

Jacobs, 72

He* 4830 Norcross, 71 6094 Jacobs, 74

Hg 2845 Matese, 65

I 1288 McGuire, 67 3520 McGuire, 68

In 1288 McGuire, 67 2848 McGuire, 65

K 1193 Bates, 47 2056 Burgess, 60

2428 Phillips, 32 2848 McGuire, 65

4371 Smith, 70 4475 McGinn, 70 4873 Chang, 72 5221 McGinn, 73

K*' 1219 Seaton, 50

Kr 741 Woo, 47

1288 McGuire, 67 2848 McGuire, 65 3520 McGuire, 68 4517 Amusia, 71 5223 Amusia, 71 6496 Amusia, 74

Li 842 Tait, 63 2056 Burgess, 60

2378 Moskvin, 63 2608 Stewart, 54 2728 SeweU, 67 2848 McGuire, 65 3523 Chang, 68 4027 McDoweU, 69

4371 Smith, 70 4469 Cooper, 70 4801 Norcross, 71 5026 Smith, 71

Li" 4516 McGinn, 71

Li' 3890 Gezalov, 68

Li*' 2217 BeU, 67 2649 Peach, 67 4140 Gezalov, 68 4805 BeU, 71

Mg

He* 2249 Huang, 48

2652 Peach, 62 3520 McGuire, 68 4795 McGinn, 72 5477 Bates, 73

5837 BeU, 73 6176 Jacobs, 74

4824 Hyman, 71

2848 McGuire, 65

1893 McGuire, 65 3520 McGuire, 68

1288 2378

2602 3520

4455

4867

5026

6093

McGuire, 67 Moskvin, 63

Seaton, 51 McGuire, 68 Beigman, 70

Weisheit, 72

Smith, 71 La Bahn, 74

925 Cooper, 62 2843 Manson, 68

2941 Comes, 68 3708 Cooper, 69 4764 Kennedy, 72 5473 Amusia, 73

1288 2218

2478

2649

2748

3520 3890

4145

4455

4475

4927

5117

McGuire, 67 Chow Chiu, 67

Hargreaves, 29 Peach, 67 Yaakobi, 67 McGuire, 68

Gezalov, 68 Matese, 69 Beigman, 70 McGinn, 70 Omidvar, 72 Caves, 72

2607 Stewart, 63 2681 Zhirnov, 62 4799 Brown, 71 4868 BeU, 72

2856 Altick, 64

4516 McGinn, 71 5302 Dubau, 73 6297 Thompson, 74 4514 Stingl, 70

59

591-159 O-LT - 76 - 5
IONIZATION THEORETICAL IONIZATION THEORETICAL

Normalized Normalized

2056 Burgess, 60 4475 McGinn, 70 Nb 3520 McGuire, 68 5099 Black, 72 6144 Shevelko, 74 Ne 741 Woo, 47 925 Cooper, 62 5264 Farnoux, 73 1218 Seaton, 51 1321 Bates, 39

1337 Sewell, 65 2058 Henry, 67 5264 Farnoux, 73 5742 John, 73 2603 Seaton, 54 ^2742 I Vainshtpin T alllSllldll } 54 ^S20 McGiiirp 68 4^17 Amiicin 71 5264 Farnoux, 73 4764 Kennedy, 72 4816 Chang, 71 5149 Amusia 72 5220 I nkf 7^ 4805 Bell, 71 4868 BeU, 72 5223 Amusia, 71 5264 Farnoux, 73 Mn 3520 McGuire, 68 Ne*' 1236 Bates, 46 3390 Hidalgo 68 3879 Henry, 68 5264 Farnoux, 73 Mo 3520 McGuire, 68 Ne*' 3390 Hidalgo, 68 3879 Henry, 68 N 1321 Bates, 39 1624 Bates, 49 5264 Farnoux, 73

1661 Dalgarno, 60 1667 Dalgarno, 60

1733 Breene Jr., 65 1830 Henry, 66 Ne*' 3390 Hidalgo, 68 3879 Henry, 68

2652 Peach, 62 2742 Vainshtein, 54 5742 John, 73 2829 Vainshtein, 53 3213 Henry, 68

3520 McGuire, 68 3992 Ormonde, 70 Ne** 3390 Hidalgo, 68 3879 Henry, 68 4367 Thomas, 70 4786 Davis, 73 4827 Koppel, 71 4831 Ormonde, 71 Ne*' 4027 McDowell, 69 5470 Ganas, 73 6146 Cherepkov, 74 Ne*' 4805 Bell, 71 4868 Bell, 72 N" 578 Norman, 63 4831 Ormonde, 71 Ni 3520 McGuire, 68 N*' 1211 Johnston, 64 1236 Bates, 46 3879 Henry, 68 3992 Ormonde, 70 0 690 Dalgarno, 64 741 Woo, 47

1321 Bates, 39 1624 Bates, 49 3390 Hidalgo, 68 1661 Dalgarno, 60 1667 Dalgarno, 60

1733 Breene Jr., 65 2056 Burgess, 60 3390 Hidalgo, 68 2652 Peach, 62 2742 Vainshtein, 54

2771 Henry, 67 2894 Stewart, 65

1^97 Tvnnnvn ^4. ^^90 Hirlalm 68 2896 Yamanniirhi 40 3S20 MrGiiire 6ft 4027 McDowpII 69 H70^ Henrv 68 4^67 ^kj\J I Thomas 1 iiuiiiaoj 701 \J 4.761 l^iaQflVflCTA 72 4786 Davis, 73

dft97 ICnnn(>1 71 dQ70 KfnnpHv 79

'>d70 Gflnn<i 7H fil 73 Sjararp 7d Na 1288 MrGuire 67 6375 Manson Y4

0*' ^£•10 \^ll\JVl \^I11U} \J i 2^7fi Mndlcvin 6^ 1236 Bates 46 1830 Henry, 66

2602 Seaton, 51 2649 Peach, 67 2895 Yamanouchi, 42 3213 Henry, 68

2665 Boyd, 64 2742 Vainshtein, 54 4761 Missavage, 72 2829 Vainshtein, 53 2843 Manson, 68 2848 McGuire, 65 3520 McGuire, 68 0*' 2891 Yamanouchi, 41 3390 Hidalgo, 68

dd?'; T-T" 1 t) MnPinn IVtCOlIlIl, 70IKI ^R7Q Henrv 6ft 4761 IMiQQn yinof^ 7 V

'tOU 1 W ClsllCll, 1^ ivic^inn, lo n*' \j OO7U ^^QO niciaigu, Rirlnltrn 6Ruo

... 4/ol IN^issavage, 600^ I a RflVin 74. \JS74.2 1 Jlohn villi , l'\ t tj

Na*' 1236 Bates, 46 5264 Farnoux, 73 0** 3390 Hidalgo, 68 4761 Missavage, 72

Na*' 5264 Farnoux, 73 0*' 1627 Ivanova, 64 4027 McDowell, 69 4761 Missavage, 72 Na*' 5264 Farnoux, 73 o** 4761 Missavage, 72 4805 BeU, 71

60
IONIZATION THEORETICAL IONIZATION THEORETICAL

Normalized

0" 4868 Bell, 72

p 3520 McGuire, 68 4244 Conneely, 70

p.

6144 Shevelko, 74

Pb 2845 Matese, 65

Pd 3520 McGuire, 68

Pt 3917 Farnoux, 69

Rb 1288 McGuire, 67 2378 Moskvin, 63 2848 McGuire, 65

4475 McGinn, 70 4873 Chang, 72

1903 Farnoux, 67 2602 Seaton, 51 3520 McGuire, 68 4867 Weisheit, 72 5221 McGinn, 73

Rh 2843 Manson, 68 3520 McGuire, 68

Ru 3520 McGuire, 68

S 3520 McGuire, 68

4817 Chapman, 71

4244 Conneely, 70

4817 Chapman, 71

4817 Chapman, 71

4817 Chapman, 71

Sb 1288 McGuire, 67 2848 McGuire, 651893 McGuire, 65 3520 McGuire, 68

Sc 3520 McGuire, 68

Se 3520 McGuire 68

Si 2868 Conneely, 67 4244 Conneely, 703520 McGuire 68

4881 Chapman, 72

Si*" 2056 Riirireoi 60

Si*' 4516 McGinn, 71

Si*' 4475 MrGinn 70 6144 Shpvelkn 74

Sn

2848 McGuire, 65

17U0 r ainuux, \j 1 3520 McGuire, 68

Sr 2856 Altick, 64 3520 McGuire, 68

Ta 1903 Farnoux, 67 3917 Farnoux, 69

Tc 3520 McGuire, 68

Te 1288 McGuire, 67 1893 McGuire, 65

Normalized

Te 2848 McGuire, 65 3520 McGuire, 68

Ti 3520 McGuire, 68

U 2845 Matese, 65

V 3520 McGuire, 68

Xe 741 Woo, 47

1893 McGuire, 65 2506 Cooper, 64 2843 Manson, 68

2941 Comes, 68

4366 Starace, 70 4517 Amusia, 71 4764 Kennedy, 72 5149 Amusia, 72 5473 Amusia 73 6450 Monaghan, 74

1288 McGuire, 67 2079 Comes, 66 2618 Brandt, 67 2848 McGuire, 65 3520 McGuire, 68 4468 Manson, 70 4758 Wendin, 72 4775 Wendin, 71 5223 Amusia, 71 6092 Walker, 74 6496 Amusia, 74

Y 3520 McGuire, 68

Zn 3520 McGuire, 68 6092 Walker 74 6496 Amusia, 744824 Hyman, 71 6228 Fliflet 74

Zn 4475 McGinn, 70

Zr 3520 McGuire, 68 CH 5166 Walker, 72 CO 6219 Huang, 74 6501 Rabalais, 74

Clj 4760 Thiel, 71

D, 6171 Itikawa, 73

4760 Thiel, 71

HP)uHj iDvy nannery, oo 2869 Khare, 67 0071 xvapjan, \j7 4981 Shaw, 72

A01/1 1 71 Tf iL> aura 7Q iiiKawa., to 6449 Martin, 74

^UO / onllTllZU, DO 3412 Khare, 68

1 uiiy, DO 5690 KeUy, 73 ozyo DOttcner» {h> 6501 Rabalais, 74

5023 Cohn, 72

H/' 2204 Bates, 53 3517 Bates, 68

HF 4760 Thiel, 71

N, 3889 Schneider, 69 6219 Huang, 74

4356 TuckweU, 70 6501 Rabalais, 74

61
IONIZATION THEORETICAL DETACHMENT EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Normalized

Oj 3821 Dixon, 69

HjO 6501 Rabalais, 74

HjS 6501 Rabalais, 74

CjHj 3692 Kaplan, 68

CH4 1660 Dalgarno, 52

Relative

Ar 4471 Manson, 70

He 2631 Byron Jr., 67

Kr 2645 Krause, 67

Ne 4471 Manson, 70

Xe 4471 Manson, 70

H, 4976 Dill, 72

O, 4518 Smith, 70

4513 Tuckwell, 71

6501 Rabalais, 74

4471 Manson, 70

4473 Manson, 71

DETACHMENT EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

AgAu"

B'

Br'C

cr

5354 Hotop, 73

5354 Hotop, 73

5845 Kaiser, 73

3780 Rothe, 69

599 Seman, 62 4525 Feldmann, 70

3780 Rothe, 69 5094 Pietsch, 72

5845 Kaiser, 73

949 Berry, 63 4476 Mandl, 71

1008 Branscomb, 62

4829 Muck, 68

2644 Popp, 67

H 1222 Smith, 59

1291 Bohn, 65 r 817 Steiner, 62 3780 Rothe, 69

K' 5845 Kaiser, 73

Li" 5845 Kaiser, 73 O 38 Branscomb, 58

1632 Branscomb, 65

P" 5845 Kaiser, 73

Pb" 5845 Kaiser, 73

Pt' 5354 Hotop, 73

Sb" 5845 Kaiser, 73

Si" 4822 Feldmann, 71

CH" 4525 Feldmann, 70

MgH' 5845 Kaiser, 73

OD' 1628 Branscomb, 65

OH" 1628 Branscomb, 65

O2" 468 Burch, 58 5147 Burt, 72

PH" 5845 Kaiser, 73

PtN" 5354 Hotop, 73

SH" 3548 Steiner, 68

SO' 4525 Feldmann, 70

NHj' 4822 Feldmann, 71

NO2' 1628 Branscomb, 65 6257 Herbst, 74

O3' 4812 Byerly Jr., 71

SOj" 4525 Feldmann, 70

CO3' 5168 Burt, 72

O4' 5100 Burt, 72

1223 Smith, 59

3414 Steiner, 68

1628 Branscomb, 65

2667 Smith, 60

1669 Branscomb, 66

1669 Branscomb, 66

1628 Branscomb, 65

3887 Warneck, 69

5510 Burt, 72

Ga' 5845 Kaiser, 73

62
DETACHMENT EXPERIMENTAL DETACHMENT THEORETICAL

Relative Normalized

Ag' 5716 Bennett, 72 C 666 Myerscough, 63 1057 Cooper, 62

1101 Moskvin, 64 1266 Myerscough, 65 Ca" £<<'70 U * * 1 , ^ '7,1 6473 rieinicke, 74 Izvo Myerscough, f>4 loon LI lo3U Henry, 00 2060 Robinson, 67 2787 Breene Jr., 59 Cs" 5915 Patterson, 74 3260 Henry, 68 6379 Ishihara, 74

H" 979 Smith, 55 1386 Branscomb, 55 CI" 1057 Cooper, 62 1929 Moskvm, 65

1386 Branscomb, 55 2060 Robinson, 67 4244 Conneely, 70 r 839 Steiner, 63 Cs" 5075 John, 72

K' 5915 Patterson, 74 F" 1057 Cooper, 62 1101 Moskvin, 64

1929 Moskvin, 65 2060 Robinson, 67 0" 979 Smith, 55 6379 Ishihara, 74

Rb" 5915 Patterson, 74 H" 371 Geltman, 62 561 Ohmura, 60 894 Chandrasekhar, 58 1166 Jen, 33 S" 4463 Lineberger, 70 1203 Tietz, 61 1227 Henrich, 44

1243 Chandrasekhar, 45 1384 Chandrasekhar, Se" 5726 Hotop, 73 1385 Chandrasekhar, 45 1392 John, 60

1629 Weinberg, 65 1794 Doughty, 66 c,- 4797 Lineberger, 72 2241 Geltman, 56 2309 John, 60

2373 Massey, 40 2374 MitcheU Jr., 59 OD" 6034 Hotop, 74 2382 BeU, 67 2680 WilHamson, 42 2693 Rudkjobing, 43 2724 Jen, 36 OH" 6034 Hotop, 74 2747 Krogdahl, 67 2794 Macek, 67 2803 lietz, 62 4512 rostma, 71 or 5716 Bennett, 72 4515 Dutta, 71 5026 Smith, 71 5170 Hyman, 72 6255 Jacobs, 74 SH" 5715 Smyth, 72 6374 Eyler, 74 r 2060 Robinson, 67 SO" 5716 Bennett, 72 K 1929 Moskvin, 65 5075 John, 72 SeH" 4980 Smyth, 72 5715 Smyth, 72 6408 Moores, 74

AsHj- 4871 Smyth, 72 5715 Smyth, 72 Li" 1203 Tietz, 61 1929 Moskvin, 65

2241 Geltman, 56 2681 Zhirnov, 62 NHj- 4871 Smyth, 72 5715 Smyth, 72 2803 Tietz, 62 4158 Yaakobi, 69 5020 John, 72 5075 John, 72 NO2" 6081 Richardson, 74 5167 John, 72 6408 Moores, 74

PHj" 5715 Smyth, 72 N" 1101 Moskvin, 64 3260 Henry, 68

H,Oj" 3564 Golub, 68 Na" 1929 Moskvin, 65 5075 John, 72 6408 Moores, 74 CaH" 6473 Heinicke, 74 O" 247 Yamanouchi, 40 399 Klein, 58 588 Henry, 67 885 Gillespie, 64

1057 Cooper, 62 1101 Moskvin, 64 DETACHMENT THEORETICAL 1635 Breene Jr., 65 2060 Robinson, 67

2071 Garrett, 67 2892 Bates, 46 3888 Schneider, 69 5005 Lan, 72 Normalized 5073 Chase, 72

Rb" 5075 John, 72 Br" 2060 Robinson, 67 S" 2060 Robinson, 67 4244 Conneely, 70

63
DETACHMENT THEORETICAL FLUORESCENCE EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

Si 2060 Robinson, 67 4244 Conneely, 70

Relative

S" 4834 Rau, 71

FLUORESCENCE EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

CO 5095 Monahan, 72 6452 Lee, 74

Nj 5095 Monahan, 72 6378 Lee, 74

0, 4769 Carlson, 70 5095 Monahan, 72 6067 Carlson, 74 6378 Lee, 74

COj 5095 Monahan, 72 5148 Lee, 72 5174 Samson, 73 5218 Lawrence, 72 5261 Judge, 73 5546 Gentieu, 73 5547 Carlson, 73

NjO 5095 Monahan, 72 6068 Lee, 74 6377 McEwan, 74

CjHCN 5741 Okabe, 73

Relative

5558 Alzetta, 73

N, 5471 Lee, 73 NO 5977 Hertz, 74 6448 Hertz, 74

Nal 4765 Earl, 72

NaK 5558 Alzetta, 73

Na, 5558 Alzetta, 73

0, 5575 Ridley, 73

CO, 5513 Sroka, 73 5839 Judge, 735575 Ridley, 73

N,0 5575 Ridley, 73 6472 Hertz, 745633 Sroka, 73

Relative

O3 5575 Ridley, 73

CjNj 6376 Jackson, 74

DISSOCIATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized

Brj 6470 Rackwitz, 74

CI2" 6470 Rackwitz, 74

CsF 4828 Mandl, 71

D/' 4936 Von Busch, 72 Fr 6470 Rackwitz, 74

n.H 9d77 Rpvfr fi7 4162 Comes, 70

4937 Samson, 72

*T\j£tO ViUiiica, uo 4368 Mentall, 70 5352 Fryar, 73 H

*' "2 4'7oo von Duscn, iz

A/1/17 74.

04/U txacKWitz, /4

IN, oooz oaiuson, ov

5352 Fryar, 73

41/7 oeyer, ov 6378 Lee, 74

0, 1280 Metzger, 64

2384 Matsunaga, 67 3250 Frost, 68

4151 Bixon, 69 4769 Carlson, 70 5850 Lin, 74 6378 Lee, 74

1797 Goldstein, 66 2943 Comes, 68 3682 Samson, 59 4179 Beyer, 69 5352 Fryar, 73 6067 Carlson, 74

CO, 3682 Samson, 59

5261 Judge, 73 5546 Gentieu, 73

4928 Lawrence, 72 5352 Fryar, 73 6471 Slanger, 74

H,0 2477 Beyer, 67 4813 Cairns, 71

C2H2 2342 Schoen, 62

CO3 6172 Moseley, 74

NH, 2477 Beyer, 67 4877 Bahr, 72

PH3 1313 Kley, 65

64
DISSOCIATION EXPERIMENTAL DISSOCIATION EXPERIMENTAL

Normalized Relative

1701 Ditchburn, 55 4974 Welch, 72 3886 Berkowitz, 69

/-> IT ocnoen, oz 1 11 ly/y Derkowitz, oo

ocnoen, oz J3r^_. IN ouii LiiDeier, oi

770 DAifar Ayl

I IL tVeyer, o4 zOfo weissier, o

Relative ULi 0707 r\:L»lA. A7 Uibeler, 0/ 4ooO Welge, ii oU4U Inn, 1 4. coco 1 70 d2do Lee, to 00 /i> Kialey, 16 Z6n Morrison, oU 'lozz Uibeler, /U KMzs 2.1 2.1 Uibeler, 0/ ^0/0 Weissier, oV a. £.i£.i uiDeier, 0/ 4o/Z V^KaOe, 4oZU Uiesen, /i ClUiN aAl 1 niUAlAi- A7 oUlx Uibeler, 0/

PITT 'fr'to** uiDeier, /u r l^lN Qni 1 r^^kAiAv A7 oUll Uibeler, Oi D, 5260 Browning, 73 HCN 3251 Dibeler, 68 3691 Berkowitz,

DF 4811 Berkowitz, 71 HjO 772 Beyer, 64 2623 Dibeler, 66

4U.5y UiDeier, ov /foil 4oll oerkowitz, /I 4oiy L.nupKa, /I u c 1123 ooyz Uibeler, oo

oo4U Krauss, oo 1L.1N QAl 1 T^^KaIa*- A7 oUii Uibeler, o/

14

/ /z Beyer, 04 zot)o iSerkowitz, oi Mglj 1 070 DAvL-m.!**.* AA ly/y Derkowitz, oo

5260 Browning, 73 6082 McCuUoh, 74 NjO 2678 Weissier, 59 2873 Dibeler, 67

Anno \/nn AdouI* 7/1 ouuy van Asseit, /4 r^^lnin 71 4oZo Vrllpm, / 1 Doto tvidley, (o

5o<5<5 t^roka, to

tir 4Uov uiDeier, oy 4oXX tserkowiiz, /i 4oiy L.nupka, /i INL>l>l 4o/o Duscn, 12

2377 Morrison, 60 2678 Weissier, 59 00*70 rV'L 1 £^7 2873 Uibeler, 67 4874 Busch, 72 4875 Busch, 72 KI 6323 Earl, 74 Oj 5575 Kidley, 73

Lil 6323 Earl, 74 SOj 3392 Dibeler, 68

931 Comes, 64 2678 Weissier, 59 CjDj 1684 Botter, 66 NO 772 Beyer, 64 2678 Weissier, 59 6448 Hertz, 74 1684 botter, 66 2025 Botter, 66

5512 bieck, 73 NaBr 6323 Earl, 74 3011 Uibeler, 67

INal 1979 Berkowitz, 66 4,765 Earl, 72 NH3 2623 Dibeler, 66 2853 Okabe, 67 Q2 772 Beyer, 64 2678 Weissier, 59 llZl Uibeler, 67 3549 Uooiittle, 68 INa2i2 1979 Berkowitz, 66

5575 Ridley, 73 5958 Lawrence, 73 CD^ 1357 Dibeler, 65 5512 Sieck, 73 S, 3886 Berkowitz, 69

4041 Walter, 69

Sej 3886 Berkowitz, 69

65
DISSOCIATION EXPERIMENTAL

Relative

£.£.1.7 991 Q nihtf»1pr l-'lUdd ft^ f \J\3

3640 Krauss, 68

CH4 1357 Dibeler, 65 5512 Sieck, 733026 Chupka, 68

C F 4041 Walter 6Q

C2H4 1699 Brehm, 66 3757 Chupka, 69 CHDCHD 2025 Botter, 66

5512 Sieck, 73

DISSOCIATION THEORETICAL

Normflli Z6d

Clj 5842 Gibson, 33 5978 Wilkins, 64

'-'2 4456 AUison, 69

D/' 2876 Dunn, 68 3259 Dunn, 68

HD 4456 Allison, 69

H, 3988 Dalgarno, 69 4810 AUison, 714456 Allison, 69

2800 Oksyuk, 67 3259 Dunn, 68

2876 Dunn, 68 6407 Argyros, 74

2606 Stueckelberg, 32 5263 Allison, 714803 Smith, 71

Relative

F, 6317 Eletskii, 74

H, 4474 Julienne, 71

0, 4151 Bixon, 69
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Electrons, Physica, 42, 411-420 (1969) 3820 Natalis, P., Collin, J. E., Experimental Evidence for High

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4214 Collin, J. E., Locht, R., Positive and Negative Ion Formation in Kelene by Electron Impact, Intern. J. Mass

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(1969) 4216 Buchanan, A. S., Knowles, D. J., Swingler, D. L., Electron Impact Studies of Stannous Chloride and

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(1970) 4220 Aarts, J. F. M., De Heer, F. J., Emission of Radiation in the Vacuum Ultraviolet by Impact of Electrons on Carbon

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(1970) 4223 Van Blerkom, J. K., Low-Energy Electron Scattering by

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(1970) 4228 Peresse, J., Le Nadan, A., Gelebart, F., Forces

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Polarization of Line Radiation and Transitions between

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the Rare Gases, J. Phys. B, 3, L55-L58 (1970) 4239 Vriens, L., Angular Correlation of Scattered and Ejected

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(1970) 4242 Hall, R. I., Mazeau, J., Reinhardt, J., Schermann, C,

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(1970) 4300 Okudaira, S., Multiple Ionization of Ca, Sr and Ba by

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(1970) 4303 Hunt, J., Moiseiwitsch, B. L., Negative Ions and Shape

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4338 Korotkov, A. I., On the Excitation Function of the 6'Po

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4356 Tuckwell, H. C, Calculation of the Photoionization Cross

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(1969) 4371 Smith, R. L., La Bahn, R. W., Photoionization of Sodium,

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(1970) 4376 McGuire, E. J., Inelastic Scattering of Electrons and

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4381 Van Der Wiel, M. J., Small-Angle Scattering of 10 keV

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4387 Lassettre, E. N., Skerbele, A. M., Absolute Generalized

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(1970) 4458 Okabe, H., Photodissociation of HNCO in the Vacuum

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4468 Manson, S. T., Kennedy, D. J., Angular Distribution of Photoelectrons in Argon and Xenon, Chem. Phys.

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(1970) 4471 Manson, S. T., Cooper, J. W., Angular Distribution of Photoelectrons: Outer Shells of Noble Gases, Phys. Rev. 4497

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(1970) 4509

4483 Person, J. C, Nicole, P. P., Isotope Effects in the Photoionization Yields and the Absorption Cross Sections

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Fine-Structure Thresholds, Phys. Rev. A, 4, 1751-1759

(1971) 4835 Tegeder, K., Lincke, R., Photoionisationsmessungen an

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(1971) 4837 Duncan, D. P., Tuley Jr., F. H., Kohl, D. A., Application

of the Eikonal Approximation to Electron Scattering. I. Elastic Scattering from Spherically Symmetric Potentials,

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with Configurations ls^2s^2p', J. Phys. B, 5 , 286-298

(1972) 4839 Lloyd, C. R., Teubner, P. J. O., Weigold, E., Hood, S. T., Excitation of the First Excited State in Argon by Electron Bombardment, J. Phys. B, 5, L44-L47 (1972) 4840 Felden, M. M., Braun, J. C, Richard, M., Calculations on

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Treatment of Elastic Scattering of Electrons by H and

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4850 Stone, E. J., Zipf, E. C, Excitation of the Werner Bands

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Inelastic Scattering Cross Sections for Electrons on

Helium, J. Phys. B, 5, 627-635 (1972) 4858 Newell, W. R., Ross, K. J., High Resolution Study of the Electron Impact Spectrum of Zinc Vapour at Kinetic Energies 50-150 eV and in the Angular Range 0°-ll°, J. Phys. B, 5, 701-709 (1972) 4859 Hidalgo, M. B., McGuire, J. H., Doolen, G. D., Glauber

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for Low Energy Electrons in Neon, J. Phys. B, 5, 648—

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I., Fizgeer, B. M., Measurements of the Cross Sections

for Excitation of Bands in the Visible Portion of the Spectrum of CO Molecules and CO* Ions by 0.4-20 keV

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Ionization Cross Sections for Magnesium, Calcium,

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(1972) 4870 Carter, V. L., High-Resolution N^ Absorption Study from

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Ultraviolet; Determination of (SC-S), J. Chem. Phys.,

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of Photoejected Electrons from Potassium, Rubidium, and Cesium Atoms, Phys. Rev. A, 5, 1713-1717 (1972) 4874 Busch, C. E., Wilson, K. R., Triatomic Photofragment

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Spectra. II. Angular Distributions from NO,

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CoUisional-Excitation Rate Coefficients for BeryUium-like

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Excitations of Transitions between Excited States of the Ions Ba* and Sr*, Soviet Phys. JETP USSR English

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Application of the Eikonal Approximation to Electron

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V. Author Index

Aarts, J. F. M.

Abdallah Jr., J.

Abdel-Radi, H. M.

Abdel-Raouf, M. A.

Aberg, T.

Aberth, W. H.

Abouaf, R.

Aboud, A. A.

Abram, R. A.

Abrines, R.

Ackerman, M.

Adamczyk, B.

Adelman, S. A.

Aden, A. L.

Adler, A.

Adler. S. E.

Afrosimov, V. V.

Agnew, L.

Ahearn, A. J.

Aitken, K. L.

AjeUo, J. M.

Ajmera, M. P.

Akerib, R.

Akopyan, M. E.

Albat, R.

Aleinikov, V. A.

Aleksakhin, I. S.

AUen, C. W.

AUen. H. W.

3687 4655

6267

5266

5911

4070

846

2761

1612

3806

1168

4470

1858

4958

698

5465

4820

4087

2888

1239

4706

3991

6190

276

2865

5906

4353

1990

5111 6312

923

273

3984

4683

6469

4220 4349 4646

4841 5036

1891

4315

4707

4226

6348

913

6270

2726

5731 6383

4785

4995 5070

4684 4685 4688

996

3063 3699 4783 5809 6051 6252 6387 6466 6497

AUen, L.

AUer. L. H.

Allig, W. P.

Allison, A. C.

AUison, D. C. S.

Altick, P. L.

Alton, G. D.

Altshuler, S.

Alzetta, C.

Amemiya, A.

Amme, R. C.

Amusia, M. Ya.

Anderson, J. M.

Anderson, R. J.

Anderson, V. E.

Andrick, A.

Andrick, D.

Appell, J.

Appleton, J. P.

ArdiU, R. W. B.

Argyros, J. D.

Armstead, R. L.

Amot, F. L.

Amow, M. M.

Amquist, W. N.

Asbrink, L.

Ashihara, O.

Asinovskii, E. I.

Astoin, N.

4130

876

25

3988

1494

2856

5066

385

5558

248

5164

3766

5149 64%

306

877 5572

4892

3770

3391

4742

2216

3025

6407

1580

50

156

6346

163

4524

4564

1835

1060 2740

1216

106

4456

395

4142

5223

316

1942

4552

4895

3258

52

191

4644 4810 5263

2999 5477

396 403

4339 4466 4517

5473 5588 6000

317

2626 3846 4212

4779

65 69

245 1152

144

4535 4776 4821

1142 27411143 1619 2596

167

591-169 0-LT - 76 - 12
Asundi, R. K. 626 743 847 938 940 Baker, F. A. 1492

1592 2763

Bakis, R. 965

Atkinson, C. H. 6374

Balashov, V. V. 5092 5852 5981

Atkinson, R. 5575

Baldwin, G. C. 2440 6002

Atkinson, W. R. 241

Ball, J. S. 3370

Aubrey, B. B. 177 1490 2170

Balling, L. C. 522 1346 1944 3771 5612 Aulenkamp, H. 6269

Ballou, J. K. 5737

Austin, J. M. 3761 3765

Baluja, K. L. 4496 Awad, G. L. 5193

Bandel, H. W. 869 1375 1787 1%2

Awan, A. M. 3743

Banerjee, S. N. 1182 1703 1704 2126 2127

Axelrod, N. N. 509 2129 2750 2751 2%8 3452

Azria, R. 4729 4846 4852 5142 5707 Banerji, G. 4755 5355 6264

Banks, D. 4093 5643

Baas, R. Ch. 5140 Bannon, J. 203

Backx, C. 4790

Banyard, K. E. 5972 6460

Bacon, F. M. 1568 2938 4314

Baranger, E. 386

Baer, M. 5991

Barbier, D. 2511

Baer, T. 4166

Barbiere, D. 397

Baerwald, H. 170

Bardi, G. 6119

Bagus, P. S. 6048

Bardsley, J. N. 2004 4891 5600 5632 6263

Bahr, J. L. 4030 4877 4878 4880

Barnes, L. L. 1251

Bailey, J. E. 683

Bartky, C. D. 1557 1558

Bailey, T. L. 1117

Barton, M. J. 4319

Bailey, V. A. 159 195 197 199 201 682 2088 Barua, A. K. 4666 4955 6283

BaiUe, P. 5912 6122 6409 Bassel, R. H. 3774 4123

Bain, R. A. 4891 Basu, D. 6113

Baines, C. 0. 69 156 Basu. R. 1178

Bair. E. J. 6080 Batenin, V. M. 1835 5467

Bajwa, C. S. 3402 Bates, D. R. 71 146 243 423 444

1141 1180 1183 1193 1236 Baker Jr., D. J. 647 2704 1321 1330 1624 2204 2373 2892 3517

Baker, C. 3781

Bates, G. N. 5477

168
Bauer, E. 368 821 1557 1558 Bennett, W. 1196

Bauer, N. 456 Bensimon, J. 3971 5280

Baye, D. 61% 6197 Berg, R. A. 4208 4485 5582

Hayes, K. D. 687 Berkowitz, J. 1979 2624 2802 2866 3256

3372 3396 3691 3757 3886

Bayliss, N. S. 5841 5842 3915 4037 4040 4041 4811 4819 5222 5691 5914 6079

Beach, J. Y. 456 6229

Beaty, E. C. 4405 4671 4781 4812 4857 Berman, A. S. 187 372 794

Beauchamp, J. L. 3824 Bernstein, M. J. 188

Becker, P. M. 311 555 1100 1212 Berrington, K. A. 5315

Becker, R. A. 1252 Berry, R. S. 949 1629 3411 3876 3888 3889 4042 4981

Becker, W. G. 6215 6302 6303

Beuthe, H. 172 Bederson, B. 16 329 846 1490 2170

2947 3849 4492 4561 4787 Beyer, K. D. 772 2477 4179

5653 Beynon, J. D. E. 1732 2026 2855 5035 5091 Bedo, D. E. 647 Bezdenezhnykh, G. V. 3293

Beenakker, C. I. M. 4646 6468

Bhadra, K. 4396

Begun, C. M. 1116 BhaUa, M. S. 948 Beigman, I. L. 2733 2946 3060 4446 4455

4905 Bhatia, A. K. 4395 4924 5956 6255

Bekefi, G. 360 Bhattacharyya. T. 514

Bell, K. L. 351 822 1409 1710 2213 Bhattacharyya, S. 6234 6314

2217 2382 3018 3019 3208

3587 3733 3932 4235 4345 Bialecke, E. P. 703 4519 4716 4805 4868 5837 Biaume, F. 4470 5851

Bell, M. E. 215 Biberman, L. M. 1059

Bellisio, J. A. 4038

Bielski, A. 1793

Belousova, I. M. 929

Bien, F. 3012

Bely, F. 2115 3013

Bilinsky, S. 1294

Bely, O. 547 775 970 1138 1305

1448 1696 1850 1992 2115 Biondi, M. A. 131 541 1064 1344 2118 3003 3013 3736 4230

4728 5304 Birman, A. 4071

Benade, J. M. 674 Birtwistle, D. T. 4502 4922

Bennett, R. A. 5716 6172 Bixon, M. 4151

Bennett, W. H. 42 Blacet, F. E. 2244

Bennett, W. R. 613

169
Black, C.

Black, J. H.

Blackburn, P. E.

BlackweU, H. E.

Blaha, M.

Blais, N. C.

Blake, A. J.

Blanc, C.

Blanc, D.

Bleakney, W.

Blue, G. D.

Boeckner, C.

Boerboom, A. J. H.

Boersch, H.

Bogachyov, G. G.

Bogdanova, I. P.

Bohn, A.

Boikova, R. F.

Boksenberg, A.

Boland, B. C.

Bolduc, E.

Bolotin, A. B.

Boness, M. J. W.

Bonham, R. A.

Bonsen, T. F. M.

Borne, T. B.

Borowitz, S.

Borst, W. L.

6471

5099

4970

3402

437

566

582 4877

986

986

9

4346

496

1706 4995

1065

5111

222 2620

5524

1291

1681

491

5158

4736

3059

3389 6109

875

3584

4066

384

967

3848 4712

4084 4954

1731 1967 4878 4880

4030 4774

12 35

764 1213

1782 1858

1585 1753

476 1324

4091 4132

3684

1106

4743

3579 4432

4373 5010

3982 4318

4093 4113

389 393

4080 4125

4748 4788

228 1095

1241

2349 3989

1534

4441

1988 4953

5009

5734 5901

4351 5152

511

4135 4853

913

4633

5033

Bortner, T. E.

Bose, N.

Bott, J.

Bottcher, C.

Bolter, R.

Bowe, J. C.

Bowman, C. R.

Boyce, J. C.

Boyd, A. H.

Boyd, R. L. F.

Boyd, T. J. M.

Boyet, H.

Brackett, J. W.

Brackmann, R. T.

Bradbury, J. N.

Braddick, H. J. J.

Bradley, D. J.

Bradley, J. E. S.

Brandi, H. S.

Brandt, A. F.

Brandt, M. A.

Brandt, W.

Brandus, L.

Branscomb, L. M.

Bransden, B. H.

Branton, C. R.

Brasefield, C. J.

5286

1016

5846

1377

6298

1684 5592

819

1374

2314

1183

335

419

393

1579

280

326

6050

1242

4918

2871

5656

116

5990

2618

4741

38 839

1628

416

1495 4854

4028

232

5833 6005 6235

2025 3580 3581 3582

6001

2665

491

320 321 322 323 332 1525 3841 6112

2666

5594 5710

90 468 599 817

979 1008 1197 1386

1632 1669 2904

425 429 436 440

2012 3972 4069 4334

5315 5661 6007 6265

4534

170
Bratsev, V. F.

Brattain, W. H.

Brauman, J. I.

Braun, J. C.

Breckenridge, W. H.

Bredig, M. A.

Breen, F. H.

Breene Jr., R. G.

Brehm, B.

Brehm, J. J.

Breig, E. L.

Bricout, P.

Briggs, J. S.

Briglia, D. D.

Brink, G. O.

Brinkmann, R. T.

Brion, C. E.

Britton, D.

Broad, J. T.

Broadfoot, A. L.

Brocklehurst, M.

Brode, R. B.

Brodhead, D. C.

Brody, M. D.

Broida, H. P.

Brolley, J. E.

Bromberg, J. P.

Bronco, C. J.

Brongersma, H. H.

1682

231

4793

4840

4146

660

287

574

2787

1699

169

1564

656

4393

988

1410

150

35'ii,

985

4109

3645

6033

4800

5196

1 47

2625

3643

4806

4352

3817

742

3810

1804 2756

4871 4980 6081

934 939 1635 1733

2658 4541

2016 2824 4815

1164 1292 1372 13%

1451 1460 1543

777 1217

3808 3874 3878 3880

4241 4509 4809 6178

6 8 13 46 219 1007

5472

3983 4112 6047 6236

3830 3989 4790

Brooker, P. G. 5035

Brose, H. L. 203

Brown, F. C. 4977

Brown, H. 4492

Brown, R. L. 4141

Brown, R. T. 4799

Brown, S. C. 312

Browne, H. N. 821

Browne, J. C. 5271

Browning, R. 5260

Bruche, E. 7785

Brueckner, K. A. 399

Brundle, C. R. 3454

Brytov, I. A. 1777

Buchanan, A. S. 4216

Buchdahl, R. 134

Buchelnikova, I. S. 766

Buchelnikova, N. S. 746

Buckingham, R. A. 70

Buckley, B. D. 6307

Bulewicz, E. M. 1041

Bulger, J. S. 4614

Bull, W. E. 4539

Bullard, E. C. 49

Bunch, S. M. 2379

Bundy, F. P. 39

Bunyan, P. J. 109

Burch, D. S. 38

Burde. D. H. 6447

Burgess, A. 57

1258

5091

4154 4510

314 360 594 1400

5352

79 80

89 259

4161

2301

243

82 84

53 138 267

1424

468 1222 1223

417 715 735 892 2056 4119 6422

171
Burhop, E. H. S. 140

Burke, P. G. 83 151 162 669 874

918 1009 1015 1080 1340

1436 1545 1653 1846 1847 1999 2616 2791 2792 3055 3056 3518 3700 3734 3742 3838 3936 3949 4237 4327 4435 4778 4869 5071 5170 5219 5279 5590 5827 5996

Burke, V. M. 44 162 712

Burnashev, M. A. 4996 5156

Burns, D. J. 1214 3246 3762 4682 5555

Burns, J. F. 410 591

Burrow, P. D. 2646 3071 3543 4136 4407 5909

Burt, J. A. 5100 5147 5168 5510

Burtt, B. P. 347

Busch, G. E. 4874 4875 4876

Byatt, W. J. 388 597

Byerly Jr., R. 4812

Byron Jr., F. W. 1788 2631 2835 4721 4739 5654 6184 6186

Cabaud, B. 4429

CahiU, P. 1889

Cairns, R. B. 1187 1359 1404 1561 1702

1732 1798 2861 3413 3818

4035 4144 4148 4365 4813 4969

Callaway, J. 976 1342 1827 2959 3516 3772 3938 4081 4229 4307 4562 5733 6304 6414

Cannon, C. G. 2871

Canter, K. F. 5017 5366 6008

Caplinger, E. 1268

Carbaty, E. A. 6093

Carignan, G. R. 5012

Carleton, N. P. 992 3338 4428

Carlson, K. D. 2900

Carlson, R. W. 4521 5547 6452

4769

5693

5192

5838

5303 60675471 6378

Carlson, T. A. 2622 4804

2645 4117 4127 4539

Carlsten, J. L. 5740 6201

Carriere, J. D. 4507

Carse, G. D. 5082

Carson, T. R. 434

Carter, C. 421

Carter, D. E. 5663

Carter, J. G. 4494

Carter, V. L. 1353 2862 3784

5548

1405 2973 38161799 3004

4139

2619

3542 4815

2697 3754

4870

Cartwright, D. C. 2773 4169

4740

3344

4443

5215

3545 4560

5832

3728

4664

6417

4114

4724

Carver, J. H. 582 48781731 48801967 49294030 4877

Catlow, G. W. 2836

Caves, T. C. 5117

Celotta, R. J. 4492

Center, R. E. 5143

Cermak, V. 1572 1781

Chalonge, D. 2511

Chamberlain, G. E. 922

1692

1304

1693

1373 2912

1417 44081527

Champion, K. S. W. 698

Chan, F. T. 5601 5725 6189 6350

Chan, Y. F. 5892

Chan, Y. M. 2719

Chandra, N. 5071 5827 6297

Chandrasekhar, S. 287 894 1243 1384 1385

Chaney, E. L. 3845

172
Chang, E. S. 2005 3523 3828 4000 4027 Christoph, W. 290 4308 4447 4747 6328 6418

Christophorou, L. G. 1565 2560 3006 3007 3845 Chang, J. -J. 4873 4494 4892

Chang, T. N. 4816 5736 Chu, S.-I. 6268

Chanin, L. M. 131 Chun, H. U. 3532

Chantry, P. J. 2078 3292 3986 5058 Chung, K. T. 6190 6348

Chapman, R. D. 4817 4881 Chung, S. 5061 5274 6117

Chase, R. L. 5073 6453 Chupka, W. A. 1979 2776 2802 2866 3026 3372 3396 3691 3757 3886 Chaudhuri, J. 6420 3915 4040 4041 4811 4819

5222 5691 5914 6079 Chen, C. L. 182 249 739 1019

Chutjian, A. 5141 5215 6386 Chen, J. C. Y. 207 895 962 964 1852 3370 4489 4964 5004 5657 Cillie, G. 295

Chen, S. T. 5572 5725 6189 6350 Cirg, I. 142

Chen, S.-Y. 2328 Clampitt, R. 3756

Chenault, R. L. 1238 Clark, C. D. 5661 6265

Cherepkov, N. A. 3766 4142 4339 4466 4517 Clark, I. D. 4156

5149 5223 5588 6000 6146 6496 Clark, K. C. 1641

Chernysheva, L. V. 3766 4142 4466 4517 5149 Clarke, E. M. 854 1089 1509 1512 2784

5223 5473 6000 6146 6496 2954 2955

Cheshire, I. M. 645 Clout, P. N. 4204

Chiandusso, C. 5847 Cloutier, G. G. 481

Chiari, J. 2969 3023 4846 Coblentz, W. W. 1241

Chibisov, M. I. 818 1764 Cochsan, L. W. 685

Childs, E. C. 62 64 1286 Codling, K. 1351 1854 2381 3398 3779

4762 4798 5022 6451

Ching, B. K. 1252 1395 Cody, R. J. 6376

Chinnov, V. F. 5467 Cody. W. J. 933

Choi, C. K. 3255

Coffin, E. M. 617 Choong, S.— P. 1369 2890 Cohen, M. H. 1485 Choudhury, A. L. 1364 1659 Cohn, A. 5023 Choudhury, M. H. 5146 Coleman, J. P. 1479 1697 1886 4854 5315 Chow Chiu, L.-Y. 2218 5661 6265

Chow, K. W. 4818 Coleman, P. G. 5017 5366 6008 6177

Chow, R. K. M. 1342

173
Coles, S. B. 620

Collin, J. E. 531 3571 3820 4214 4378

4379 4978 5729

Collins, C. B. 4741

Collins, R. E. 2947 3147 3849 4561

Comeaux, A. R. 4036 4467

Comer, J. 4611 4672 4967

Comes, r . J. c oo ozo VZO

2079 2485 2639 2941 2942 2943 3257 4025 4162 4362

Compton, D. M. J. 2308

Compton, K. T. 2 674

Compton, R. N. 1565 2560 3007 3763 3970 4133 5116

Conneely, M. J. 2868 3704 4244 4469 4831

Connolly, J. G. 1916

Connor, T. R. 1344

Cook, C. J. 153

Cook, G. R. 688 916 1149 1172 1252 1253 1280 1355 1395 1626

1711 2062 2379 2423 2678 2850 2864 3913 3916 4464

5024

Cooke, F. M. 1382

Coolidge, A. P. 987

Cooper Jr., J. L. 1874

Cooper, J. W. 925 1057 1846 2506 2843 3056 3708 3936 4469 4471 4847

Coplan, M. A. 5816

Coppens, P. 6199

Corinaldesi, E. 28

Cornford, A. B. 4526

Corrigan, S. J. B. 336 354 1566 3759

Corvin, K. K. 3759

Costello, D. C. 4757

Cotte, M. 3971

Cottin, M. 483

Cottrell, T. L. 5200

Court, G. R. 887

Cowling, I. R. 5485 5658

Cox, D. M. 3027 4694 4945

Craggs, J. D. 337

861 948

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Crandall, D. H. 6188 6193

Crawford, C. K. 659

5980

2825 2917 2918 3643

Crawford, O. H. 3675 4555

Creek, D. M. 3067 3399

Crompton, R. W. 352 4484

1489 2433 4062 4355

Crooks, G. B. 4992 5069

Crothers, D. S. F. 1171 1532 2736

Crowe, A. 4238

5739

4968

5985

5159 5595 5728

Crown, J. C. 1343 1897

Crozier, W. D. f>n

Csanak, Gy. 5217 6316

Cukier, M. 6256

Cunningham, G. M. 1109

Curley, E. K. 1512 3836

Curran, R. K. 133 971 1066 1067

Curtis, J. P. 1232 1612

Cuthbert, J. 1742

Cvejanovic, S. 6237

Czarnik, J. W. 4423

Czyzak, S. J. 442 1932 1943 2335 3294
4199 De Jongh. J. P. 4218 4616

Dahler. J. S. 311 555 5059 De La Ripelle, F. 1144

Dai, B. T. 4556 4695 De Maria, C. 1578

Daiber, J. W. 1577 1945 De More, W. B. 50% 5843 5850

Dalgarno, A. 416 436 440 690 702 De Reilhac, L. 2778

1341 1660 1661 1667 2719

2852 2958 3347 3988 4456 De Vore, R. V. 256

4oC>o AHA A 4044 AOt f\ 5117

5263 6268 Debies, T. P. 6501

Dalton. B. J. 4042 Decoster, A. 5848

Daly, N. R. 1881 2422 Degeilh, A. 986

Damany—Astoin, N. 2778 Degges, T. 2958

Damburg, R. Ya. 32 91 97 148 154 Dehmelt, H. G. 679

278 296 507 542 609 648 810 835 836 856 Dehmer, J. L. 6229

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PERIODICALS JOURNAL OF RESEARCH reports National Bureau

of Standards research and development in physics,

mathematics, and chemistry. It is published in two sections, available separately:

• Physics and Chemistry (Section A)

Papers of interest primarily to scientists working in these fields. This section covers a broad range of physical and chemical research, with major emphasis on

standards of physical measurement, fundamental constants, and properties of matter. Issued six times a

year. Annual subscription: Domestic, $17.00; Foreign,

$21.25.

• Mathematical Sciences (Section B)

Studies and compilations designed mainly for the mathematician and theoretical physicist. Topics in mathematical statistics, theory of experiment design, numerical analysis, theoretical physics and chemistry, logical

design and programming of computers and computer

systems. Short numerical tables. Issued quarterly. Annual subscription: Domestic, $9.00; Foreign, $11.25. DIMENSIONS/NBS (formerly Technical News Bulletin) —This monthly magazine is published to inform

scientists, engineers, businessmen, industry, teachers,

students, and consumers of the latest advances in science and technology, with primary emphasis on the work at NBS. The magazine highlights and reviews such

issues as energy research, fire protection, building tech- nology, metric conversion, pollution abatement, health and safety, and consumer product performance. In addition, it reports the results of Bureau programs in measurement standards and techniques, properties of matter and materials, engineering standards and services, instrumentation, and automatic data processing.

Annual subscription: Domestic, $9.45; Foreign, $11.85.

NONPERIODICALS Monographs—Major contributions to the technical liter- ature on various subjects related to the Bureau's scientific and technical activities. Handbooks—Recommended codes of engineering and

industrial practice (including safety codes) developed

in cooperation with interested industries, professional

organizations, and regulatory bodies.

Special Publications—Include proceedings of confer- ences sponsored by NBS, NBS annual reports, and other

special publications appropriate to this grouping such

as wall charts, pocket cards, and bibliographies.

Applied Mathematics Series—Mathematical tables, manuals, and studies of special interest to physicists,

engineers, chemists, biologists, mathematicians, computer programmers, and others engaged in scientific and technical work.

National Standard Reference Data Series—Provides

quantitative data on the physical and chemical properties of materials, compiled from the world's literature and critically evaluated. Developed under a world-wide

program coordinated by NBS. Program under authority

of National Standard Data Act (Public Law 90-396). NOTE: At present the principal publication outlet for

these data is the Journal of Physical and Chemical

Reference Data ( JPCRD) published quarterly for NBS

by the American Chemical Society (ACS) and the American Institute of Physics (AIP). Subscriptions, reprints,

and supplements available from ACS, 1155 Sixteenth

St. N. W., Wash. D. C. 20056.

Building Science Series—Disseminates technical infor- mation developed at the Bureau on building materials,

components, systems, and whole structures. The series presents research results, test methods, and performance criteria related to the structural and environmental functions and the durability and safety characteristics of building elements and systems.

Technical Notes—Studies or reports which are complete

in themselves but restrictive in their treatment of a

subject. Analogous to monographs but not so comprehensive in scope or definitive in treatment of the subject area. Often serve as a vehicle for final reports of work performed at NBS under the sponsorship of other' government agencies.

Voluntary Product Standards—Developed under pro- cedures published by the Department of Commerce in Part 10, Title 15, of the Code of Federal Regulations.

The purpose of the standards is to establish nationally

recognized requirements for products, and to provide

all concerned interests with a basis for common understanding of the characteristics of the products. NBS

administers this program as a supplement to the activities of the private sector standardizing organizations. Federal Information Processing Standards Publications (FIPS PUBS)—Publications in this series collectively constitute the Federal Information Processing Standards Register. Register serves as the official source of information in the Federal Government regarding stand- ards issued by NBS pursuant to the Federal Property

and Administrative Services Act of 1949 as amended,

Public Law 89-306 (79 Stat. 1127), and as implemented

by Executive Order 11717 (38 FR 12315, dated May 11, 1973) and Part 6 of Title 15 CFR (Code of Federal

Regulations).

Consumer Information Series—Practical information, based on NBS research and experience, covering areas

of interest to the consumer. Easily understandable language and illustrations provide useful background

knowledge for shopping in today's technological

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NBS Interagency Reports (NBSIR)—A special series of interim or final reports on work performed by NBS for

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The following current-awareness and literature-survey

bibliographies are issued periodically by the Bureau:

Cryogenic Data Center Current Awareness Service A literature survey issued biweekly. Annual subscription: Domestic, $20.00; foreign, $25.00.

Liquefied Natural Gas. A literature survey issued quarterly. Annual subscription: $20.00. Superconducting Devices and Materials. A literature

survey issued quarterly. Annual subscription : $20.00.

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Boulder, Colorado 80302. Electromagnetic Metrology Current Awareness Service Issued monthly. Annual subscription: $24.00. Send

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