Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5389263 | Chemical Physics Letters | 2007 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
Slow ND3 molecules are selected from Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution at room temperature by using a pulsed nozzle and a Stark filter. The velocity distribution after the filter is derived (dots) from TOF measurement, and agrees well with a simulation based on Stark effects on all the rotational states (red). For example, the contribution from a single rotational state is shown (blue). The slowest component detected is equivalent to TÂ =Â 4Â K of the thermal energy.
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Authors
Hidenobu Tsuji, Yasumasa Okuda, Takao Sekiguchi, Hideto Kanamori,