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The Journal of Physical Chemistry. A|January 31, 2019
Hydration Energies of Iron Hydroxide Cation: A Guided Ion Beam and Theoretical InvestigationOxana Sander, P B ArmentroutThe Journal of Physical Chemistry. A|July 3, 2019
Mechanism and Energetics of the Hydrolysis of Th+ To Form Th(OD)3+: Guided Ion Beam and Theoretical Studies of ThO+, ThO2+, and OThOD+ Reacting with D2OArjun Kafle, P B ArmentroutThe Journal of Chemical Physics|October 30, 2004
The mechanism of proton exchange: guided ion beam studies of the reactions, H(H2O)n+ (n=1-4)+D2O and D(D2O)n+ (n=1-4)+H2OKenji Honma, P B ArmentroutThe Journal of Physical Chemistry. A|March 17, 2020
Cerium Cation (Ce+) Reactions with H2, D2, and HD: CeH+ Bond Energy and Mechanistic Insights from Guided Ion Beam and Theoretical StudiesMaryam Ghiassee, P B ArmentroutThe Journal of Physical Chemistry. A|April 5, 2021
Activation of D2 by Neodymium Cation (Nd+): Bond Energy of NdH+ and Mechanistic Insights through Experimental and Theoretical StudiesMaryam Ghiassee, P B ArmentroutThe Journal of Physical Chemistry. A|April 6, 2021
Relative Energetics of the Gas Phase Protomers of p-Aminobenzoic Acid and the Effect of Protonation Site on FragmentationMaria Demireva, P B ArmentroutThe Journal of Physical Chemistry. A|July 25, 2020
Guided Ion Beam Tandem Mass Spectrometry and Theoretical Study of SO2 Activated by OsJungSoo Kim, P B ArmentroutThe Journal of Chemical Physics|November 3, 2018
Samarium cation (Sm+) reactions with H2, D2, and HD: SmH+ bond energy and mechanistic insights from guided ion beam and theoretical studiesMaria Demireva, P B ArmentroutThe Journal of Chemical Physics|April 3, 2021
Thermochemistry of the Ir+ + SO2 reaction using guided ion beam tandem mass spectrometry and theoryJungSoo Kim, P B ArmentroutPhysical Chemistry Chemical Physics : PCCP|December 15, 2021
Experimental and computational investigation of the bond energy of thorium dicarbonyl cation and theoretical elucidation of its isomerization mechanism to the thermodynamically most stable isomer, thorium oxide ketenylidene cation, OTh+CCOArjun Kafle, P B ArmentroutPageof 29