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Bound states of positrons and large molecules.

The lifetime of positrons contained in an electrostatic trap is studied when small quantities of alkanes (i.e., hydrocarbon molecules of the form C/sub n/H/sub 2//sub n//sub +2/) are added. As n is increased from 4 to 16, the annihilation rate per molecule is found to increase by a factor of 300 and then to level off. These data are interpreted as evidence for the existence of long-lived resonances and bound states of positrons and neutral molecules, and a model of the formation process is discussed.