Electric Field Ionization is a quantum mechanical process in which an external electric field distorts the potential barrier of an atom or molecule, enabling an electron to tunnel through the barrier and escape, thereby resulting in ionization.
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Lars Onsager · Physical Review · 1938 · 1.9K citations
Field Emission and Field Ionization.
Robert S. Knox · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1961 · 825 citations
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