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1 HCl, 241007 agust,heima,...HCl,agust07-/HCl-Potentials-241007ak.pxp agust,www,...HCl,agust07-/HCl-Potentials-241007ak.ppt a)Energetics for (3+n)REMPI via the F state (F<-<-<-X); v´=0-2; n=1,2 b)Energetics for (3+n)REMPI via the E state (E<-<-<-X); v´=0-3; n=1,2

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5 a)Energetics for (3+n)REMPI via the F state (F<-<-<-X); v´=0-2; n=1,2 v´: Ions which can be formed energetically in (3+n)REMPI vi the F state: 2HCl+Cl+H+ 1HCl+Cl+ 0HCl+ ERGO: LETS look at F<-<-<-X for v´(F) = 0,1,2 !!

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10 Energetics for (3+n)REMPI via the E state (F<-<-<-X); v´=0-3; n=1,2 v´: Ions which can be formed energetically in (3+n)REMPI vi the E state: 3HCl+Cl+H+ 2HCl+Cl+H+ 1HCl+Cl+ 0HCl+ ERGO: LETS look at E<-<-<-X for v´(E) = 0,1,2,3 !!

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