Rare gas solids. Vol. IIedited by M. L. Klein and J. A. Venables

Molecular Photodynamics in Rare Gas Solids.

III. Sample Preparation and Morphology 1492 IV. Photon-Induced Dissociation 1493 V. Perfect Caging 1494 A. Direct Observation of the Caging Process 1494 B. Stabilization of Fragments and Isomerization 1495 1. OClO 1495 2. ICN 1496 VI. Predissociation 1497 A. Electronic Caging by Solvent Symmetry 1497 B. Differential Solvation 1497 VII. Dissociation through Sudden Cage Exit 1499 A. F(2P) 1500 B....

The Vacancy Concentration and Diffusion in Rare Gas Solids H

Using the two-body Mie, Lennard-Jones potentials derived from solid state properties, the vacancy concentration p. and self-diffusion coefficient D are calculated for the rare gas solids. The results are summarised in Tables l-3. Agreement is obtained with the observed D but not with p.. If the usual interpretation is applied, the agreement of I) suggests the absence of many-body forces whereas...

Dissociative electron attachment to molecules in the gas phase and in rare gas solids

A Note on the “Simulation of Gas Diffusion in Capillaries and Porous Solids”

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