A New Experiment for the Swiss Light Source: CRF-PEPICO

Authors

Krisztina Voronova, University of the Pacific
Krisztián G. Torma, University of the Pacific
Andras Bodi, University of the Pacific
Patrick Hemberger, University of the Pacific
David L. Osborn, University of the Pacific
Bálint Sztáray, University of the Pacific

Lead Author Affiliation

Chemistry

Introduction/Abstract

The fundamental kinetics of key elementary reactions in combustion and atmospheric chemistry motivate the continuous research for new universal, multiplexed, sensitive, and selective detection methods. By velocity map imaging photoelectrons, using the time-of-flight of the coincident photoion for mass selection, and new improvements to overcome the false-coincidence background, Photoelectron Photoion Coincidence Spectroscopy (PEPICO) is a sensitive and versatile analytical technique, offering photoelectron spectral fingerprints of even very minor and transient components of a time-dependent, reactive mixture.

Location

DUC Ballroom A&B

Format

Poster Presentation