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Prevalence of rapid dissociative recombination in absence of crossing of potentials

For every species of polyatomic hydride ion on which the information is available from laboratory studies the recombination channel that leads to the release of an H atom is rapid. A single-electron radiationless transition is always involved. This precludes a crossing of the potentials. Rapid dissociative recombination without a crossing of potentials is thus common.