Chemical reactivities of spin-orbit states of Al atoms: a fluorescence imaging study of the Al+O 2 reaction

Chen, Kuo-mei; Chang, Jia‐Lin; Sung, Chun-hwa; Chung, Teng-hui; Lee, Kuo-huei

doi:10.1117/12.220835

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“…They are particularly important in gas−surface applications − and ion processes . New imaging techniques promise to make this method even more versatile. − ,− …”

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New Laser-Based and Imaging Methods for Studying the Dynamics of Molecular Collisions

Houston

1996

J. Phys. Chem.

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The application of a wide variety of new techniques to studies of collision dynamics has changed our understanding of how molecular processes depend on such parameters as the initial state of reactants, the internal state of products, and the distance and angle of approach between two reactants. This article reviews the new techniques and places emphasis on those that allow the final velocity distribution of products to be determined of a function on the above-mentioned parameters.

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“…They are particularly important in gas−surface applications − and ion processes . New imaging techniques promise to make this method even more versatile. − ,− …”

Section: Methods For State Detection and Product Velocity Measurementmentioning

confidence: 99%

New Laser-Based and Imaging Methods for Studying the Dynamics of Molecular Collisions

Houston

1996

J. Phys. Chem.

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Laser Detection of Reaction Products: Slicing versus Projection Techniques

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1999

J Chinese Chemical Soc

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Combining laser spectroscopy and two-dimensional imaging technologies, researchers can execute sophisticated experiments to measure time-resolved spatial profiles of state-selected reactants and products of elementary chemical reactions. Besides the scalar observables, there are issues of vector correlations of reaction products which are best studied by imaging techniques. Advantages and drawbacks of various projection and slicing detection techniques are elucidated. The problem of vector correlations in concerted three-body dissociations can be tackled by the slicing techniques and a new analysis algorithm.

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Resonance enhanced multi-photon ionization of neutral atoms sputtered with Ga-FIB

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Sakamoto

2008

Applied Surface Science

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Chemical reactivities of spin-orbit states of Al atoms: a fluorescence imaging study of the Al+O 2 reaction

Cited by 3 publications

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New Laser-Based and Imaging Methods for Studying the Dynamics of Molecular Collisions

New Laser-Based and Imaging Methods for Studying the Dynamics of Molecular Collisions

Laser Detection of Reaction Products: Slicing versus Projection Techniques

Resonance enhanced multi-photon ionization of neutral atoms sputtered with Ga-FIB

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