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Molecular physics / Quantum chemistry / Spectroscopy / Optics / Photoelectrochemical processes / Valence electron / Photon / Autoionization / Ionization / Chemistry / Physics / Atomic physics
Date: 2010-02-04 02:09:57
Molecular physics
Quantum chemistry
Spectroscopy
Optics
Photoelectrochemical processes
Valence electron
Photon
Autoionization
Ionization
Chemistry
Physics
Atomic physics

1 Atomic and Molecular Science PF Activity Report 2008 #26 Fig. 1. The key to observing the superexcited states is measuring the cross sections free from ionization.

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