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Dissociative Recombination in an Ion Storage Ring

The astrophysically important molecular ions DCND and D3O + can dissociate upon capture of a free electron, a process known as dissociative recombination (DR). We give here a brief summary of recent experimental studies of the DR of these molecules that have been carried out at the TSR heavy ion storage ring.