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On the investigation of the preparation of inorganic ionic clusters by laser desorption ionization

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CeO(H2O) +n cluster ions, withn as large as 20, are generated by laser desorption ionization of a frozen aqueous solution of CeCl3,7H2O. A simple dynamic model developed previously can qualitatively account for experimentally observed threshold behavior, and the time- and fluence-dependence of ion signals.

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    Hui-Ming Hung, Chau-Chung Han & Sheng Hsien Lin

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Dedicated to Professor Jiaxi Lu on the occasion of his 80th birthday.

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Hung, HM., Han, CC. & Hsien Lin, S. On the investigation of the preparation of inorganic ionic clusters by laser desorption ionization. J Clust Sci 6, 533–548 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01165772

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