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Molecular Photodynamics in Rare Gas Solids.

V. A. Apkarian, +1 more
- 09 Jun 1999 - 
- Vol. 99, Iss: 6, pp 1481-1514
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Photon-Induced Harpooning, Channeled Migration, and Forced and Delayed Cage Exit 1503 A. Cl2 in XesDissociation without cage Exit 1502 IX.
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III. Sample Preparation and Morphology 1492 IV. Photon-Induced Dissociation 1493 V. Perfect Caging 1494 A. Direct Observation of the Caging Process 1494 B. Stabilization of Fragments and Isomerization 1495 1. OClO 1495 2. ICN 1496 VI. Predissociation 1497 A. Electronic Caging by Solvent Symmetry 1497 B. Differential Solvation 1497 VII. Dissociation through Sudden Cage Exit 1499 A. F(2P) 1500 B. O(1D) 1500 C. S(1D) 1500 VIII. Delayed versus Sudden Exit 1500 A. HI, HCl 1500 B. H2O, D2O 1502 C. H2S, D2S 1502 D. Cl2 in XesDissociation without Cage Exit 1502 IX. Forced and Delayed Cage Exit 1503 A. Cl2 in Ar 1503 B. Cl2 in Kr and Xe 1504 X. Channeled Migration 1504 A. F Atoms 1504 B. O Atoms 1505 C. H Atoms 1506 XI. Photon-Induced Harpooning 1508 XII. Acknowledgments 1510 XIII. References 1510

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