Thèse de doctorat en Physique
Sous la direction de Serge Martin et de Xinwen Ma.
Soutenue en 2005
à Lyon 1 en cotutelle avec l'Académie des Sciences, Lanzhou (Chine) .
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The stability and fraglmentation of C60r+ in three excitation energy regimes have been studied in this work. Stable C60r+ produced via charge exchange mechanism in collisions of 56 keV Ar8+-C60 were stored in a compact electrostatic Cone Trap developed at University Lyon 1. The experimental results show that the lifetime limit of C60r+ (r = 2~5) is very large, larger than 400 ms. Decay of C60r+ at low internal energy in a time range of 20 [mu]s by evaporation of a C2 unit was also studied. With a statistical model taken into account of the radiative decay process, the distribution of excitation energy was obtained. C60r+ at higher internal energies due to primary electronic energy deposition were produced in frontal collisions with He+ at 7 ~ 20 keV. A parent intial charge differentiated TOF spectroscopy technique has been employed to study the ionization of the C60 as e fuction of the collision velocity. The fragmentation pattern was found to depend only on the inital charge state of the parent ions C60r+ but independent of the collision velocity