When an electron collides with an atom or ion, it may • excite the atom ion (I e → I ∗ e) • ionize the atom ion (I e → I 2e) • scatter inelastically (I e → I e γ) • recombine radiatively - Excite - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	When an electron collides with an atom or ion, it may • excite the atom/ion (I + e → I ∗ + e) • ionize the atom/ion (I + e → I + + 2e) • scatter inelastically (I + e → I + e + γ) • recombine radiatively Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-11-04 16:55:55 Open Document File Size: 56,46 KB Share Result on Facebook City New York / / Company Shlyaptseva A. S. / / Currency pence / / IndustryTerm energy level / satellite line / kinetic energy / satellite line intensity / satellite line photon / energy / / Technology recombination / / SocialTag Charge carriers Molecular physics Quantum chemistry Condensed matter physics Ionization Recombination Carrier generation and recombination Nvidia Ion Electron Physics

When an electron collides with an atom or ion, it may • excite the atom/ion (I + e → I ∗ + e) • ionize the atom/ion (I + e → I + + 2e) • scatter inelastically (I + e → I + e + γ) • recombine radiatively Add to Reading List