1984
DOI: 10.1155/lc.5.53
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Multiple Photon IR Laser Photophysics and Photochemistry. V

Abstract: This paper ends the series of reviews on multiple photon IR laser photophysics and photochemistry. The applications of IR MP processes in fundamental chemical studies and chemical technology are considered.

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“…The energy fluence in the excitation zone was up to 8 J/cm 2. At such energy fluence the dissociation yield of CF3I is practically equal to unit [11,14].…”
Section: The Relation Between the Parameters Of The Separation Procesmentioning
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“…The energy fluence in the excitation zone was up to 8 J/cm 2. At such energy fluence the dissociation yield of CF3I is practically equal to unit [11,14].…”
Section: The Relation Between the Parameters Of The Separation Procesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The important problem in laser isotope separation by the IR MPD of molecules [1,2] is increase of selectivity, especially in the case of molecules with a small isotope shift (like OsO4, UF6...).…”
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“…laser light, can induce isomerization or fragmentation in complex molecules. Due to the different multiphoton absorption spectra, it is possible to select a specific reactant from a reaction mixture and to obtain products in a proportion different from their equilibrium ratio [1][2][3]. However, when the selected reactant has more than one reaction pathway, then the internal energy distribution after excitation is important in selecting the preferred reaction.…”
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“…l Since then, the absorption of large numbers of monochromatic infrared photons by single molecules has been studied extensively. [2][3][4][5][6][7] Because of the selectivity of vibrational excitation, infrared multiphoton excitation has received much attention. Initially it was hoped that a "bond-selective" or "mode-selective" photochemistry based on infrared multiphoton excitation could be developed.…”
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