Ion Imaging Studies of Chemical Dynamics
作者： D. W. Chandler , J. R. Barker , A. J. R. Heck , M. H. M. Janssen , K. T. Lorenz
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-56800-8_34
关键词: Photodissociation 、 Chemical physics 、 Intramolecular force 、 Ion 、 Chemical Dynamics 、 Chemical reaction 、 Intermolecular force 、 Materials science 、 Scattering 、 Inelastic scattering
摘要: Chemical dynamics is the exacting study of individual details chemical reactions. This involves studying both intramolecular and intermolecular motion energy mass. A new tool in ion imaging. Unimolecular photodissociation [1, 2, 3], reactive scattering [4, 5] inelastic [6, 7] are areas that have been investigated over last several years using Many these experiments were performed at Dynamics Visitors Laboratory Sandia National Laboratories. Two-dimensional imaging techniques allow measurement velocity a state-selectively photoionized product unimolecular dissociation or bimolecular interaction. In few there significant improvements with further development mapping accelerated application to this paper we present an overview some highlight experimental capabilities available.
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