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Carbon isotopes laser separation by multiple-photon dissociation

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Abstract

The isotopic selectivity of multiple-photon dissociation (MPD) was first demonstrated on 10BCl3 and 11BCl3 molecules by Ambartsumiam et al. in 1974. This paper discusses experiments with MPD as an isotope enrichment method.

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