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Djurić et al., 1997 - Google Patents

Measurement of light fragments in dissociative excitation of molecular ions: CD+

Djurić et al., 1997

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16920739890856291792
Author
Djurić N
Chung Y
Wallbank B
Dunn G
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Physical Review A

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A technique is described for detecting light fragment ions from dissociation of molecular ions. The crossed-beams method is adapted from a previous approach by implementation of ion optics, dispersion, and detection methods that are particularly focused on detection of …
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