internatonel Journal of 6b Mass Spectrometry ELSEVIER International Journal of Mass Spectrometry 205 (2001) v—vii CONTENTS Special Issue in Honour of Aleksandar Stamatovic, edited by Tilmann Mérk and Eugen Illenberger RRRPRUNC INEM Refers td At aie nen Uae Ae pea ode ee ae ne Bos ae ee ae net ie Ae a eee ix Aleksandar Stamatovic. A Personal View by an Old Friend and Colleague PE MTETIMICTERGHOGR s (ETON [Na CRONTITATOW F csc cccces «cos tasedsseghsodenehodnassiadcasecesshstavanedsvoedassucddacacataasisuctaavaieasdéventicacssdvacestieee xi Free Electron Molecule Interactions Total electron-ionization cross sections of the NO, molecule D. Lukié, G. Josifov, and M. V. Kurepa (Beograd, Yugoslavia) Empty level structure and dissociative electron attachment in gas-phase nitro derivatives Alberto Modelli and Marco Venuti (Bologna, Italy) Low-energy electron impact on C,,, and C,,: excitation, metastable anion formation, and lifetime O. Elhamidi, J. Pommier, and R. Abouaf (Orsay, France) Electron attachment cross sections and negative ion states of SF, Loucas G. Christophorou and James K. Olthoff (Gaithersburg, MD, USA)).......ccccccccscescsesseeeeesseesseeeensseeeseeseenes 27 Electron energy loss and dissociative electron attachment spectroscopy of methyl vinyl ether and related compounds C. Bulliard, M. Allan (Fribourg, Switzerland), and S. Grimme (Miinster, Germany) Charge-remote fragmentation characteristics of monounsaturated fatty acids in resonance electron capture: differentiation between cis and trans isomers Valery G. Vomov and Magda Claeys (Ali Werp, Belts) aaiccsiasscscsdacocnescconssauxstianasssancedsstzusesenasecncecadesiasccdenseces 57 Dissociative electron attachment to N,O clusters: attachment spectra for (N,O),O7 anions (n = 0-7) from 0 up to 25 eV G. Hanel, T. Fiegele, A. Stamatovic, and T. D. Mark (Innsbruck, Austria) Now Available On (e http://ChemWeb.co n ) The World Wide Club for the Chemical Community http://chemweb.com/gateways/elsevier.html Abstracted/Contents in: Chem. Abstr.; Curr. Contents, Phys. Chem. Earth Sci.; EMBASE/Excerpta Medica; INSPEC; Mass Spectrom. Bull.; PASCAL/CNRS 3806(2001022 (CONTENTS CONTINUED) Absolute calibration of relative electron attachment cross sections measured by crossed-beams experiments J. D. Skalny, S. Matejcik, T. Mikoviny, J. Vencko, G. Senn, A. Stamatovic, and T. D. Mdirk (Innsbruck, Austria) Electron capture by haloethanes in a carbon dioxide buffer gas A. Rosa, W. Barszczewska, M. Forys, and I. Szamrej (Siedlce, Poland) Dissociative electron attachment to CCl, molecules at low electron energies with meV resolution D. Klar, M.-W. Ruf, and H. Hotop (Kaiserslautern, Germany) Absolute cross sections for dissociative electron attachment to NF, D. Nandi, S. A. Rangwala, S. V. K. Kumar, and E. Krishnakumar (Mumbai, India) Specific formation of (M-H)” ions from OH-group-containing molecules Yu. V. Vasil’ev, M. V. Muftakhov, G. M. Tuimedov, R. V. Khatymov, R. R. Abzalimov, V. A. Mazunov (Ufa, Russia), and T. Drewello (Coventry, England, UK) Dissociative electron attachment in highly polar molecules: sodium halides J.-P. Ziesel (Toulouse, France), R. Azria and D. Teillet-Billy (Orsay, France) Dissociative electron attachment in chlorofluoromethanes and the correlation with vertical attachment energies K. Aflatooni and P. D. Burrow (Lincoln, NE, USA) Lowest energy triplet states of furan, studied by high resolution electron energy loss spectroscopy A. Giuliani, M.-J. Hubin-Franskin (Liége, Belgium) Spectroscopy and dynamics of nitromethane (CH,NO,) and its anionic states Isobel C. Walker and Malcolm A. D. Fluendy (Edinburgh, Scotland, UK) VUV optical absorption and energy loss spectroscopy of chlorine nitrate N. J. Mason, N. C. Jones, L. Kaminski (London, England, UK), B. A. Osborne, G. Marston, M. A. Fernandez (Reading, England, UK), I. C. Walker (Edinburgh, Scotland, UK), E. A. Seddon (Manchester, England, UK), J. Ballard, and D. A. Newnham (Oxon, England, UK) Very low energy electron scattering in nitromethane, nitroethane, and nitrobenzene S. L. Lunt, D. Field, (Arhus, Denmark), J.-P. Ziesel (Toulouse, France), N. C. Jones (London, England, UK), and R. J. Gulley (Bristol, England, UK) The working principle of the trochoidal electron monochromator revisited V. Grill, H. Drexel, W. Sailer, M. Lezius, and T. D. Mark (Innsbruck, Austria) Bound Electron Molecule Interaction Rydberg electron-transfer spectroscopy and ab initio studies of dimethylsulfoxide-water neutral and anion dimers S. Carles, C. Desfrangois, J. P. Schermann, J. Bergés, and C. Houée-Levin (Paris, France) Dissociative charge transfer from highly excited Na Rydberg atoms to vibrationally excited Na, molecules Oliver Kaufmann, Aigars Ekers, Christian Gebauer-Rochholz, Kai Uwe Mettendorf, Matthias Keil, and Klaas Bergmann (Kaiserslautern, Germany) The table of contents of The International Journal of Mass Spectrometry is included in ESTOC—Elsevier Science Tables of Contents service, which can be accessed on the World Wide Web at the following URLs: http://www.elsevier.nl/locate/estoc or http://www.elsevier.com/locate/estoc For more information see URL LJMSP Home Page: http://www.elsevier.nocate/ijmsip (CONTENTS CONTINUED) Swarm Experiments Product ion distributions and rate coefficients for the attachment reactions of electrons with CHCL Br, CCL,Br,, and CHCIBr, Patrik Spanél (Prague, Czech Republic) and David Smith (Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom) Investigations of low energy electron attachment to ground state group 6B hexafluorides (SF,, SeF,;, and TeF,) using an electron-swarm mass spectrometric technique G. K. Jarvis, R. A. Kennedy, and C. A. Mayhew (Birmingham, United Kingdom) Calculation of the anion and neutral thermochemistry of c-C;F,Cl, and c-C,F Cl, Thomas M. Miller (Hanscom AFB, MA, USA), Jane M. Van Doren (Worcester, MA, USA), Robert A. Morris, and A. A. Viggiano (Hanscom AFB, MA, USA) Excimer formation in high-pressure microhollow cathode discharge plasmas in helium initiated by low-energy electron collisions P. Kurunczi, J. Lopez, H. Shah, and K. Becker (Hoboken, NJ, USA) Temperature dependence of low-energy electron attachment to CHCl, Takeyoshi Sunagawa and Hiroshi Shimamori (Fukui, Japan) Electron-surface Interactions Electron-stimulated desorption from the products of chemisorption of trifluorochloroethene on silicon Gregory D. Cooper, Jason E. Sanabia, Jon Orloff, and John H. Moore (College Park, MD, Cross sections for electron trapping by condensed SF, and C,H, under the influence of different polarizable environments F. Weik and L. Sanche (Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada) Studies of low-energy electron attachment at surfaces A. A. Tuinman (Knoxville, TN, USA), A. S. Lahamer (Berea, KY, USA), and R. N. Compton (Knoxville, TN, USA) Role of morphology of D,O ice (20-160 K) in low energy electron stimulated desorption of D™ and O~ anions, and x-ray photon stimulated desorption of D* cations Michel Tronc (Paris, France) and Roger Azria (Orsay, France) ..........:c.sccssccsssesscsescssscersssstcescsesseeasssacsssceeeeSee2s9 Electron stimulated desorption from molecules on a noble gas solid: an analysis of cluster and island formation upon deposition Petra Tegeder, Boris M. Smirnov, and Eugen Illenberger (Berlin, Germany) ........0c.cccccccseceseeeseeeseeseceseeerseesSeOe L MU NEN soe 2g aaa ga ene ses view accede oan edie Enea Rane na ANGE 6a dae ta a Deel dea WaT Rak ease LAA aid chia aT a ema lois allele cia osh anon e aan aakadidietaosaibonbedaanele 341 The table of contents of The International Journal of Mass Spectrometry is included in ESTOC—Elsevier Science Tables of Contents service, which can be accessed on the World Wide Web at the following URLs: http://www.elsevier.nl/locate/estoc or http://www.elsevier.com/locate/estoc For more information see URL IJMSP Home Page: http://www.elsevier.nl/locate/ijmsip