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State-selective vacuum UV spectroscopy of small molecules

César Vidal, P. Klopotek, H. Scheingraber

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State‐selective spectroscopy of the CO and NO molecule is demonstrated using the methods of frequency selective excitation spectroscopy, of fluorescence spectroscopy, of vacuum uv visible two step excitation spectroscopy and of state selective life time measurements.

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State‐selective spectroscopy of the CO and NO molecule is demonstrated using the methods of frequency selective excitation spectroscopy, of fluorescence spectroscopy, of vacuum uv visible two step excitation spectroscopy and of state selective life time measurements.

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State‐selective spectroscopy of the CO and NO molecule is demonstrated using the methods of frequency selective excitation spectroscopy, of fluorescence spectroscopy, of vacuum uv visible two step excitation spectroscopy and of state selective life time measurements.

Key concepts: Spectroscopy, Fluorescence spectroscopy, Molecule, Excitation, Materials science, Ultraviolet visible spectroscopy, Fluorescence, Time-resolved spectroscopy

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