The photodissociation of NO＋ at c3∏（v′=0） state is studied by threshold photoelectron- photoion coincidence imaging method. By some assumptions, the relations between velocity in center of mass （CM） coordinates...The photodissociation of NO＋ at c3∏（v′=0） state is studied by threshold photoelectron- photoion coincidence imaging method. By some assumptions, the relations between velocity in center of mass （CM） coordinates and most probable center of mass （MPCM） coordinates, time of flight and displacement in the velocity map image of fragment ions are derived using vector addition of velocity and displacement on the condition of perpendicular molecular beam. Using these relations the velocity in CM coordinates, the velocity and angular distri- bution of N＋ fragment ions in MPCM coordinates are obtained and discussed, respectively.展开更多
The recen tly cons true ted cryogenic cylindrical ion trap velocity map imaging spectrometer(CIT-VMI)has been upgraded for coincidence imaging of both ionic and neutral photofragments from photodissociation of ionic s...The recen tly cons true ted cryogenic cylindrical ion trap velocity map imaging spectrometer(CIT-VMI)has been upgraded for coincidence imaging of both ionic and neutral photofragments from photodissociation of ionic species.The prepared ions are cooled down in a homemade cryogenic cylindrical ion trap and then extracted for photodissociation experiments.Wi th the newly designed elec trie fields for extraction and acceleration,the ion beam can be accelerated to more than 4500 eV,which is necessary for velocity imaging of the neutral photofragments by using the position-sensitive imaging detect or.The setup has been tested by the 355 nm pho todissocia tion dynamics of the argon dimer cat ion(Ar2+).From the recorded experimen tal images of both neu tral Ar and ionic Ar+fragments,we interpret velocity resolutions of△v/vu4.6%for neutral fragments,and△v/vul.5%for ionic fragments,respectively.展开更多
Coincidence Momentum Imaging(CMI) is a powerful imaging technique that can determine the full momentum vectors of all particles released from a single parent molecule in coincidence and thus provide detailed informati...Coincidence Momentum Imaging(CMI) is a powerful imaging technique that can determine the full momentum vectors of all particles released from a single parent molecule in coincidence and thus provide detailed information on transient molecular structures.So far,the CMI technique has been extensively employed for investigating a variety of molecular reaction dynamics induced,e.g.,by particle collisions,intense laser fields and synchrotron radiation.In this article,we first introduce the principle of the CMI technique,which is followed by several typical experimental designs of the CMI systems realizing the coincidence momentum detections.We then present representative examples of studying molecular reaction dynamics using the CMI technique.展开更多
文摘The photodissociation of NO＋ at c3∏（v′=0） state is studied by threshold photoelectron- photoion coincidence imaging method. By some assumptions, the relations between velocity in center of mass （CM） coordinates and most probable center of mass （MPCM） coordinates, time of flight and displacement in the velocity map image of fragment ions are derived using vector addition of velocity and displacement on the condition of perpendicular molecular beam. Using these relations the velocity in CM coordinates, the velocity and angular distri- bution of N＋ fragment ions in MPCM coordinates are obtained and discussed, respectively.
基金This work was supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(No.2017YFA0303502)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.21773221 and No.21827804)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of China(No.WK2340000078).
文摘The recen tly cons true ted cryogenic cylindrical ion trap velocity map imaging spectrometer(CIT-VMI)has been upgraded for coincidence imaging of both ionic and neutral photofragments from photodissociation of ionic species.The prepared ions are cooled down in a homemade cryogenic cylindrical ion trap and then extracted for photodissociation experiments.Wi th the newly designed elec trie fields for extraction and acceleration,the ion beam can be accelerated to more than 4500 eV,which is necessary for velocity imaging of the neutral photofragments by using the position-sensitive imaging detect or.The setup has been tested by the 355 nm pho todissocia tion dynamics of the argon dimer cat ion(Ar2+).From the recorded experimen tal images of both neu tral Ar and ionic Ar+fragments,we interpret velocity resolutions of△v/vu4.6%for neutral fragments,and△v/vul.5%for ionic fragments,respectively.
基金Sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.61625501 and 61427816)Open Fund of the State Key Laboratory of High Field Laser Physics(SIOM)Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities
文摘Coincidence Momentum Imaging(CMI) is a powerful imaging technique that can determine the full momentum vectors of all particles released from a single parent molecule in coincidence and thus provide detailed information on transient molecular structures.So far,the CMI technique has been extensively employed for investigating a variety of molecular reaction dynamics induced,e.g.,by particle collisions,intense laser fields and synchrotron radiation.In this article,we first introduce the principle of the CMI technique,which is followed by several typical experimental designs of the CMI systems realizing the coincidence momentum detections.We then present representative examples of studying molecular reaction dynamics using the CMI technique.
