We propose a variation of an experiment performed recently in Zewail's group. This uses a short laser pulse to excite NaI to a dissociating state and a probe pulse to ionize the excited molecule to either Na++I or INa+. We show that, because the ionization potential depends strongly on the Na-I distance, this scheme gives more detailed dynamic information than experiments using laser-induced fluorescence as a probe. © 1989.
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Engel, V., & Metiu, H. (1989). The study of NaI predissociation with pump-probe femtosecond laser pulses: The use of an ionizing probe pulse to obtain more detailed dynamic information. Chemical Physics Letters, 155(1), 77–82. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0009-2614(89)87363-4
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