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1986
Although Be− ions have been produced by several means (described below), it is generally agreed that a stable Be− ion, i.e., an anionic state below the ground state of neutral Be, does not exist. Rather, Be− is believed to be metastable.
Ingeborg Hinz +6 more
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Although Be− ions have been produced by several means (described below), it is generally agreed that a stable Be− ion, i.e., an anionic state below the ground state of neutral Be, does not exist. Rather, Be− is believed to be metastable.
Ingeborg Hinz +6 more
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Numerical simulation of liquid jet atomization in subsonic crossflow
Energy, 2022Lai Fatt Chuah +2 more
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Experimental and numerical investigations on molten metal atomization techniques – A critical review
Advanced Powder Technology, 2022Ali Sadeghianjahromi, Chi-Chuan Wang
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2014
Up to this point, we have only alluded to the effect that the interactions between identical atoms have on the spectral properties. In many cases, these inter-particle interactions are negligible. However, if the atoms are separated by less than the transition wavelength \(\lambda \), resonant dipole-dipole interactions become important.
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Up to this point, we have only alluded to the effect that the interactions between identical atoms have on the spectral properties. In many cases, these inter-particle interactions are negligible. However, if the atoms are separated by less than the transition wavelength \(\lambda \), resonant dipole-dipole interactions become important.
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1992
Prefatory note: This chapter and the others in Part II have been written in as non-mathematical a style as the author could manage. The theoretical validity of the various statements made without formal proof can be checked in any of the many available texts on Quantum Chemistry [1, 2, 3]. The initiate, who may be tempted to skip this and the following
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Prefatory note: This chapter and the others in Part II have been written in as non-mathematical a style as the author could manage. The theoretical validity of the various statements made without formal proof can be checked in any of the many available texts on Quantum Chemistry [1, 2, 3]. The initiate, who may be tempted to skip this and the following
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