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X-ray absorption spectrum of the N 2+ molecular ion

Lindblad et al., 2020

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10437070960192720316
Author
Lindblad R
Kjellsson L
Couto R
Timm M
Bülow C
Zamudio-Bayer V
Lundberg M
Von Issendorff B
Lau J
Sorensen S
Carravetta V
Ågren H
Rubensson J
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Physical Review Letters

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The x-ray absorption spectrum of N 2+ in the K-edge region has been measured by irradiation of ions stored in a cryogenic radio frequency ion trap with synchrotron radiation. We interpret the experimental results with the help of restricted active space …
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    • G01N2223/076—X-ray fluorescence
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