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Шабатина, Т. И.; Тимошенко, В. А.; Belyaev, А. А.; Morozov, Yu. N.; Sergeev, G. B.

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“…Spectral properties of the reaction products of mesogenic cyanobiphenyls with silver particles were discussed in detail elsewhere. 76 Thermal degradation the complexes undergo on being heated to the room temperature results in the formation of nanosize (15 ± 30 nm) silver clusters and their subsequent aggregation with formation of anisotropic particles (more than 200 nm long) stabilised in a liquid-crystal line matrix. 76 An analysis of the ESR spectrum of a co-condensate of silver particles with 4-pentyl-4 H -cyanobiphenyl at 90 K has revealed two spectral doublets.…”

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“…76 Thermal degradation the complexes undergo on being heated to the room temperature results in the formation of nanosize (15 ± 30 nm) silver clusters and their subsequent aggregation with formation of anisotropic particles (more than 200 nm long) stabilised in a liquid-crystal line matrix. 76 An analysis of the ESR spectrum of a co-condensate of silver particles with 4-pentyl-4 H -cyanobiphenyl at 90 K has revealed two spectral doublets. The values of the g-factor and the hyperfine coupling constant (a) for 107 Ag and 109 Ag are as follows: g( 107 Ag) = 2.001, a( 107 Ag) = 48.5 mT and g( 109 Ag) = 2.003, a( 109 Ag) = 72.75 mT.…”

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Nanochemistry of metals

Sergeev¹

2001

Russ. Chem. Rev.

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A detector system based on the photoionization of rare gases at low particle densities has been developed for absolute photon flux measurements of highly intense and extremely pulsed radiation in the VUV and EUV spectral range. Due to its wide dynamic range, the device can be calibrated with spectrally dispersed synchrotron radiation at low photon intensities but applied with high power sources. The detector is free of degradation and almost transparent, and therefore suitable for intensity monitoring. We describe here the application of the detector for flux measurements at a beamline for undispersed deflected undulator radiation in the PTB Radiometry Laboratory at the electron storage ring BESSY II. In the single-bunch operation mode of BESSY II, measurements of the pulse energy down to 3 nJ for single EUV pulses have been performed. This demonstrates the capability of the gas detector for a broad range of applications with pulsed EUV sources.

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