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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"IR excitation"”.

  1. Selective excitation of adsorbate vibrations on dissipative surfaces

    The selective infrared (IR) excitation of molecular vibrations is a powerful tool to control the photoreactivity prior to electronic excitation in the ultraviolet / visible (UV/Vis) light regime ("vibrationally mediated chemistry"). For adsorbates on surfaces it has been theoretically predicted …

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  2. Analysis of far-infrared optical spectra of multiferroics

    … to the materials analyzed, two rare earth iron garnets and four rare earth manganites in total are examined. These materials have attracted much attention due to their interesting magnetoelectric properties. They could serve as the basis for the next generation of faster and more energy …

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  3. Vibrationally enhanced associative photodesorption of H2 (D2) from Ru(0001) : quantum and classical approaches

    … great scientific interest because of their diverse applications. Some well known examples are production of ammonia on metal surfaces for fertilizers and reduction of poisonous gases from automobiles using catalytic converters. More recently, also photoinduced reactions at surfaces, …

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  4. Growth, spectroscopy and utilisation of novel low dimensional nanostructures: carbon nanotubes and quantum dots

    … (SWCNTs) with diameters of 1.6 and 2.1 nm. Acquired Raman spectra showed very low intensity or none D — band while the G’ band was of high intensity indicating that the as produced CNTs may be of high quality. A by-product of this method is amorphous fibres which can be easily eliminated when …

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