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2002

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Structure, Wettability, And Reductive Desorption Of Self-Assembled Monolayers Of Positional Isomers Of (12-Mercaptododecyl)Phenol, Francisco Cavadas, Mark Anderson Nov 2002

Structure, Wettability, And Reductive Desorption Of Self-Assembled Monolayers Of Positional Isomers Of (12-Mercaptododecyl)Phenol, Francisco Cavadas, Mark Anderson

Mark R. Anderson

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Application Of Steaming Video And Flash Animation For Teaching Analytical Chemistry, Mark Anderson Oct 2002

Application Of Steaming Video And Flash Animation For Teaching Analytical Chemistry, Mark Anderson

Mark R. Anderson

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Studies Of The Relationship Between The Structure And Properties Of Interfacial Thin Films, Mark Anderson Sep 2002

Studies Of The Relationship Between The Structure And Properties Of Interfacial Thin Films, Mark Anderson

Mark R. Anderson

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Structure Of Xe+N Clusters (N=3–30): Simulation And Experiment, Jose A. Gascon, Randall W. Hall, Christoph Ludewigt, Helmut Haberland Dec 2001

Structure Of Xe+N Clusters (N=3–30): Simulation And Experiment, Jose A. Gascon, Randall W. Hall, Christoph Ludewigt, Helmut Haberland

Randall W. Hall

We present an experimental and computational study of the photoabsorption line shape of Xe+N clusters. Positively charged xenon clusters have a unique feature not seen in lighter rare gas cation clusters: there are two families of isomers whose ground states consist of neutral atoms surrounding either a linear trimer ion core or a linear tetramer ion core. Interconversion of these two isomers is possible at temperatures as low as 60 K. The combination of simulation and experiment demonstrates the existence of these two families of isomers and their manifestation in the photoabsorption spectra. Clusters present, in general, either of the …

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