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Beam(1) 1) Molecular beams formed by velocity selectors / 1) Bunur sameinda með ákv. hraða (sameindabunur) myndaðar: Hraðaval framkvæmt með “raufardiskum”:

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1 Beam(1) 1) Molecular beams formed by velocity selectors / 1) Bunur sameinda með ákv. hraða (sameindabunur) myndaðar: Hraðaval framkvæmt með “raufardiskum”:

2 Nozzle 2) Velocity selction by jet cooling / 2) Hraðaval framkvæmt með “gasúðara”

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4 1975-1990: Experiments by use of molecular beams/ Tilraunir með sameindabunur: Detector/ Hreyfanlegur skynjari Collision/Árekstur Molecular beam / Sameinda- buna Detection/ Skynjun (sam)einda -Collision complexes determined from scattering patterns/ Ráðið í eiginleika milliástanda út frá dreifingu / endurkasti sameinda Bunur John C. Polanyi Nobel prize 1986/ Dudley Herzbach Nóbelsverðlaun, 1986: Yuan Lee Molec.beam

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