Изучение дезактивации электронно-возбужденных атомов хлора Cl (2P1/2) и кислорода O (1D) методом лазерного магнитного резонанса
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Реакции атомов 0(х0) можно изучать разными способами, и одним из них является изучение реакций внутри кластеров. Например речь идет о реакции 0(10) + N20 внутри кластера (N20)2. Реакции внутри кластеров отличаются от свободных реакций только тем, что в них столкновение реагентов происходит при очень ограниченном количестве начальных условий. В последнее время кластеры завоевывают все большую… Читать ещё >
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