Titlebook: Large Finite Systems; Proceedings of the T Joshua Jortner,Alberte Pullman,Bernard Pullman Conference proceedings 1987 D. Reidel Publishing

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Electron Localization in Water Clusters,d localization mode involves a surface state of the excess electron, rather than the precursor of the hydrated electron. The cluster size dependence, the energetics and the charge distribution of these novel electron-cluster surface states are explored.

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Properties of Large Finite Systems: Constraints From Astrophysical Observations,Analysis of conditions under which carbon clusters form and are stable under interstellar conditions are shown to offer insight into the stability of PAH-like structures in UV rich and reactive environments.

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Beams of Electrons Solvated in Clusters,An ion source, based on electron injection into a supersonic expansion, is described in detail, and data obtained for negatively charged clusters of H.O, NH., CO., HCl, C.H.(OH). and Hg are discussed.

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Spectra, Structure and Dynamics of SF6-(Ar)n Clusters,etation which suggests that the inert diluent tends to form a two-dimensional liquid film on the surface of the SF. chromophore. Evidence for and possible observable manifestations of this behaviour are presented herein.

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Conference proceedings 1987emy of Sciences and Humanities in Jerusalem to discuss a specific topic in the broad area of quantum chemistry and biochemistry. The Twentieth Jerusalem Symposium marked an auspicious occasion. commemorating two decades of this scientific endeavour. The topic at this year‘s Jerusalem Symposium was L

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Porphyrin Dimers: The Photoexcited Triplet State as a Probe for Structure and Dynamics,mutual orientation of the chromophores constructing the dimer; iii. triplet spin dynamics. The latter method allows, via triplet sensitization of the dimers in isotropic media, the determination of intramolecular triplet energy transfer. The mechanisms of the singlet and triplet energy transfer are also discussed.