Published March 1986 | Version v1
Journal article

Picosecond pulse radiolysis studies of the short lived cation produced in butylchloride and butylbromide

  • 1. Hokkaido Univ., Sapporo (Japan). Faculty of Engineering

Description

Transient species produced in neat butylchloride and butylbromide were observed by means of picosecond pulse radiolysis. The visible band which was produced during electron pulse and then decayed with a half lifetime of 2 ns was assigned to a vibrationally excited cation. (author)

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Publishing Information

Journal Title
Chem. Lett. (Tokyo)
Journal Volume
1986
Journal Issue
3
Series
Chem. Lett. (Tokyo).
Journal Page Range
307-310
ISSN
0366-7022
CODEN
CMLTA