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Laser Chemistry Of Organometallics

By Steve Funk, Rong Zhang, Robert L. Jackson, Xiaodong Xu, N. Arnold, Katsumi Kimura, Charles A. Wight, J. R. Wells, S. A. Mitchell, P. B. Armentrout, Joseph J. Belbruno, D. Bäuerle, Robert J McMahon, Terence M. Barnhart, S. A. Decker, Wolfgang Jacob, Eric Weitz, Eric Kay, William R. Peifer, Julie A. Mueller, F. Fleming Crim, Gary W. Rice, J. Chaiken, Daniel P. Gerrity, Jeanne M. Hossenlopp, Terrance R. Viegut, David M. Rayner, Yo-Ichi Ishikawa, Carl E. Brown, Peter A. Hackett, Jeffrey L. Brum, Zhongrui Wang, Subhash Deshmukh, Yu-Fong Yen, Brent Koplitz, Jeffrey A. Bartz, Douglas B. Galloway, L. Gregory Huey, Thomas Glenewinkel-Meyer, Andreas Amrein, Bruce A. Collings, R. J. Ryther, P. House, Bruce H. Weiller, M. A. Blitz, Robert L. DeLeon, James F. Garvey, James C. Weisshaar, Yu. E. Belyaev, A. V. Dem'Yanenko, A. A. Puretzky, R. Kullmer, Paul B. Comita, K. A. Singmaster, F. A. Houle

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Content: Laser chemistry of organometallic species : conceptual framework and overview / J. Chaiken -- Parity state selectivity in the multiphoton dissociation of arene chromium tricarbonyls / Dani...

Laser Chemistry Of Organometallics : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Physical Chemistry And The Division Of Inorganic Chemistry, Inc. At The 203rd National Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, San Francisco, California, April 5-10, 1992

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