Spectroscopy of Liquid Microjets

Overview

Spectroscopy of liquid microjets is a powerful technique for studying the electronic and molecular structure of liquids in vacuum.

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Overview

Spectroscopy of liquid microjets is a powerful technique for studying the electronic and molecular structure of liquids in vacuum.

Objectives

  • Investigate solvation dynamics
  • Study surface and bulk electronic structure
  • Explore time-resolved techniques

Methods

We use ultraviolet and photoelectron spectroscopy with:

  • High-precision micro-nozzles
  • Differential pumping
  • Time-of-flight analyzers

Collaborators

  • Institute of Molecular Science
  • National Synchrotron Light Source
  • University of Spectroscopic Research

Contact

For more info, contact project@researchlab.org.

Peter Watson
Peter Watson
Forrest Fellow, Lecturer

A physical chemist interested in instrument design for novel chemical problems and the breadth of spectroscopic methods.