Reduction of the angular divergence of a molecular beam by a coaxial beam of electrons

The angular divergences of molecular beams of several species are reduced substantially if they move coaxially with an electronic beam. The flux of molecules observed arriving at a detector set on the axis of the molecular beam is increased by factors up to 103 for a beam of KCl and 102 for a beam o...

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