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Spectral structure of trebly ionized thorium, Th IV
The level scheme of trebly ionized thorium atoms is extended and the ionization limit is determined at 231 065 cm−1 (Ky), corresponding to an ionization potential of 28.65 V, with an uncertainty of ±0.03 V. The Stark shifts of low levels in both Th IV and Th III are shown to be connected with the extreme sensitivity of the 5f-orbital to external electric fields, owing to the peculiar shape of the natural effective potential.