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Chemical and Biochemical Applications of Lasers, Volume II illustrates the current and potential applications of lasers in new fields of research in chemistry, biology, and other important fields. The book covers the laser spectroscopy of molecular jets; methods of high-resolution spectroscopy; vibrational relaxation in condensed phases; the distributions of quantum states encountered in chemical lasers and laser-induced chemical reactions; the hydrodynamics of biological systems; and developments in lasers such as the rare gas halide ultraviolet laser, which will find important new applications in chemistry and biology. Chemists, biologists, and physicists will find the book educational and insightful.
List of ContributorsPreface1. Laser Spectroscopy in Supersonic Jets Introduction I. Jets and Beams II. Laser Excitation of Supersonic Beams III. Detection: Fluorescence and Others IV. Recent Applications V. Outlook References2. Vibrational Relaxation in Matrices I. Introduction II. Mechanism of Vibrational Relaxation III. Experimental Techniques IV. Survey of Experimental Results and Discussion V. Conclusion References3. Picosecond Investigations of Dynamic Processes in Polyatomic Molecules in Liquids I. Introduction II. Investigations After Excitation by Stimulated Raman III. Investigation with Resonant Infrared Excitation IV. Concluding Remarks V. Acknowledgment VI. References4. Thermodynamics of Molecular Disequilibrium Introduction I. Disequilibrium II. Elementary Chemical Reactions III. Macroscopic Disequilibrium References5. Applications of Laser Velocimetry in Biology and Medicine I. Introduction II. Principles and Methods III. Electrophoretic Light Scattering IV. Motility V. Blood Flow VI. Protoplasmic Streaming References6. New Laser Sources I. Introduction II. Rare Gas Halide Lasers III. Other Ultraviolet/Visible Sources IV. New Infrared Sources V. Commercial Update and Future Directions ReferencesIndex
