Solvated electrons are a fundamental species to many areas of physical science. In addition
to playing a key role in aqueous phase chemistry, 1 they have been implicated in a wide …

Photodetachment is a general property of condensed-phase anions exposed to visible or
ultraviolet light, but its mechanism has not been fully explored until recently. The …

The excess electron is a kind of special anion with dispersivity, loosely bounding and with
other fascinating features, which plays a pivotal role (promote to about 106 times in (H2O) 3 …

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The last decade has seen photoelectron angular distributions from isolated molecules used
for an increasing variety of purposes, including examining details of electron correlation …

We reveal the microscopic mechanics of iodide ion microhydration by recording the
isotopomer-selective vibrational spectra of the I−·(H 2 O)·(D 2 O), I−·(HOD)·(D 2 O), and …

Picosecond and femtosecond X-ray absorption spectroscopy is used to probe the changes
of the solvent shell structure upon electron abstraction of aqueous iodide using an ultrashort …

Nonvalence states of neutral molecules (Rydberg states) play important roles in
nonadiabatic dynamics of excited states. In anions, such nonadiabatic transitions between …

Solvated electrons, and hydrated electrons in particular, are important species in condensed
phase chemistry, physics, and biology. Many studies have examined the formation …

Nonvalence bound state (NBS) is a unique anionic state where an excess electron is loosely
bound to a neutral molecule in long-range potentials. Since Fermi and Teller first proposed …