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impulsive collision-transfer theory. The dependence upon the scattering angle is, however, the same in each case. In a typical tandem mass spectrum of a complex molecule, each fragment ion exhibits an identifiable translational energy loss,AE. Therefore provided that the fragment ion in question is formed as a result of a single collision, rather than multiple collisions, the translational energy loss, AE, can be converted, by virtue of eq 1, to a corresponding internal energy, Q. This internal energy can be properly considered to be the internal energy associated with the formationof that particular fragment ion. It is the internal energy of a decomposingion which is the key physical quantity of interest in understanding fragmentation dynamics in tandem mass spectrometry.
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Douglas G. Frank, Oliver M. R. Chyan, Teresa Golden, and Arthur T. Hubbard': Probing Three Distinct Iodine Monolayer Structures at R(111) by Means of Angular Distribution Auger Microscopy: ResultsAgree with Scanning Tunneling Microscopy Pages 3830and 3835. Figures 1 and 8 on these two pages were inadvertently switched during the printing process. However, the captions are correct as printed.