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He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H

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1 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

2 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

3 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

4 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

5 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

6 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

7 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

8 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

9 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

10 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

11 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

12 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

13 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

14 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

15 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

16 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

17 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

18 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

19 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

20 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

21 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

22 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

23 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

24 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

25 He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e + He + H + H + H + H
c.r O H H H e- He  He+  O+  OH+  OH2+  OH3+  OH2 +e He H H H H (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) Initiation ionisation by cosmic or X-ray Charge transfer Exchange reaction 1 Exchange reaction 2 Exchange reaction 3 Dissociative electron-ion recombination Harry Kroto 2004

26 Formation of H3+ H2  H  H3+ + e H h H2 Harry Kroto 2004

27 Formation of H3+ H2  H  H3+ + e H h H2 Harry Kroto 2004

28 Formation of H3+ H2  H  H3+ + e H h H2 Harry Kroto 2004

29 Formation of H3+ H2  H  H3+ + e H h H2 Harry Kroto 2004

30 Formation of H3+ H2  H  H3+ + e H h H2 Harry Kroto 2004

31 Formation of H3+ H2  H  H3+ + e H h H2 Harry Kroto 2004

32 Harry Kroto 2004

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