Useful Reference Data for PES

Gas Line IE [eV] Reference He 1s 24.5874 1, 2 Ne 2p3/2 21.464 9   2p1/2 21.561 2,9   2s1/2 48.475 2,3   1s1/2 870.21 4 Ar 3p3/2 15.759 5   3p1/2 15.937 5   3s1/2 29.240 2, 3   2p3/2 248.63 4, 6   2p1/2 250.78   Kr 4p3/2 14.000 2   4p1/2 14.666 2   4s1/2 27.517 2, 3   3d5/2 93.79 6   3d3/2 95.04 6 Xe 5p3/2 12.130 2   5p1/2 13.436 2   5s1/2 23.397 2, 3   4d5/2 67.548 6   4d3/2 69.537 6 N2 pbond 15.60 5   sNN 16.98     N2s 18.38   O2 12Pg 12.11 5, 7 CO sCO 14.01 5   pbond 16.91     nO 19.72   H2O nO 12.62 8   nO 14.74     sOH 18.51   CO2 nO- 13.78 5   pCO 17.59     sCO, O2s 18.08     nO, C2s 19.40     sCO, O2s 18.08

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