Control of molecular fragmentation using shaped femtosecond pulses
The possibility that chemical reactions may be controlled by tailored femtosecond laser
pulses has inspired recent studies that take advantage of their short pulse duration …
pulses has inspired recent studies that take advantage of their short pulse duration …
Nonadiabatic Photodissociation and Dehydrogenation Dynamics of n-Butyl Bromide Following p-Rydberg Excitation
LF Heald, RS Gosman, CH Rotteger… - The Journal of …, 2023 - ACS Publications
Femtosecond time-resolved mass spectrometry, correlation map**, and density functional
theory calculations are employed to reveal the mechanism of C═ C and C≡ C formation …
theory calculations are employed to reveal the mechanism of C═ C and C≡ C formation …
Interaction of toluene with two-color asymmetric laser fields: Controlling the directional emission of molecular hydrogen fragments
The interaction of toluene with strong asymmetric two-color laser irradiation of 40 fs duration
is studied by means of Time of flight mass spectrometry. Highly energetic H 2+ and H 3+ …
is studied by means of Time of flight mass spectrometry. Highly energetic H 2+ and H 3+ …
Ejection of triatomic molecular ion H3+ from methyl chloride in an intense femtosecond laser field
S Sun, Y Yang, J Zhang, H Wu, Y Chen, S Zhang… - Chemical Physics …, 2013 - Elsevier
Ejection of H 3+ and 35 Cl+ from CH 3 Cl molecule is investigated and the Coulomb
explosion channels are confirmed by their kinetic energy release and angular distributions …
explosion channels are confirmed by their kinetic energy release and angular distributions …
The ejection of triatomic molecular hydrogen ions H3+ produced by the interaction of benzene molecules with ultrafast laser pulses
The ejection process of triatomic molecular hydrogen ions produced by the interaction of
benzene with ultrafast laser pulses of moderate strong intensity (∼ 10 14 W/cm 2) is studied …
benzene with ultrafast laser pulses of moderate strong intensity (∼ 10 14 W/cm 2) is studied …
Absorption spectra at the iodine 3d ionisation threshold following the CH x I+(x= 0–3) cation sequence
Yields of atomic iodine Iq+ (q≥ 2) fragments resulting from photoexcitation and
photoionisation of the target cations CHxI+ (x= 0–3) have been measured in the photon …
photoionisation of the target cations CHxI+ (x= 0–3) have been measured in the photon …
Anisotropic bulletlike emission of terminal ethynyl fragment ions: Ionization of ethynylbenzene-d under intense femtosecond laser fields
T Yatsuhashi, M Murakami… - The Journal of chemical …, 2007 - pubs.aip.org
The authors investigated Coulomb explosions of ethynylbenzenes under intense
femtosecond laser fields. Deuteration on the edge of the triple bond gave information about …
femtosecond laser fields. Deuteration on the edge of the triple bond gave information about …
Formation of molecular halide ions from alkyl-halide clusters irradiated by ps and fs laser pulses
We report on the interaction of alkyl-halide clusters with 35 ps and 20 fs laser pulses at λ=
266, 532, and 1064 nm and 400 and 800 nm, respectively. Particularly, we examine by …
266, 532, and 1064 nm and 400 and 800 nm, respectively. Particularly, we examine by …
Tailoring ion charge state distribution in tetramethyltin clusters under influence of moderate intensity picosecond laser pulse: Role of laser wavelength and rate of …
Systematic manipulation of ionic-outcome in laser-cluster interaction process has been
realized for studies carried out on tetramethyltin (TMT) clusters under picosecond laser …
realized for studies carried out on tetramethyltin (TMT) clusters under picosecond laser …
Photochemistry of diethyl ether clusters at 1012 W/cm2: A mass spectrometry and charge density study
S Das, P Sharma - Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology A …, 2021 - Elsevier
Photochemistry of diethyl ether clusters has been studied at discrete laser wavelengths
spanning from UV to IR region at intensity~ 10 12 W/cm 2 using time-of-flight mass …
spanning from UV to IR region at intensity~ 10 12 W/cm 2 using time-of-flight mass …