Size Determination of Argon Clusters from a Rayleigh Scattering Experiment
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Abstract
Argon clusters are produced in the process of adiabatic expansion of a high backing pressure gas into vacuum through a nozzle. The cluster size is determined by a Rayleigh scattering measurement. The scattered signal measured is proportional to the 2.78th power of gas stagnation pressure. The average cluster sizes vary from 100 to more than 12000 atoms/cluster with the argon gas backing pressures ranging between 3 to 45atm.
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LEI An-Le, ZHAI Hua-Jin, LIU Bing-Chen, LI Zhong, NI Guo-Yuan, XU Zhi-Zhan. Size Determination of Argon Clusters from a Rayleigh Scattering Experiment[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2000, 17(9): 661-662.
LEI An-Le, ZHAI Hua-Jin, LIU Bing-Chen, LI Zhong, NI Guo-Yuan, XU Zhi-Zhan. Size Determination of Argon Clusters from a Rayleigh Scattering Experiment[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2000, 17(9): 661-662.
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LEI An-Le, ZHAI Hua-Jin, LIU Bing-Chen, LI Zhong, NI Guo-Yuan, XU Zhi-Zhan. Size Determination of Argon Clusters from a Rayleigh Scattering Experiment[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2000, 17(9): 661-662.
LEI An-Le, ZHAI Hua-Jin, LIU Bing-Chen, LI Zhong, NI Guo-Yuan, XU Zhi-Zhan. Size Determination of Argon Clusters from a Rayleigh Scattering Experiment[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2000, 17(9): 661-662.
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