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High sensitivity absorption measurement of small metal clusters embedded in an argon matrix

Conus, Fabien  
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Lau, J. Tobias
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Rodrigues, Varlei
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2006
Review of Scientific Instruments

We describe a new UV-Vis absorption setup designed to measure with improved sensitivity the absorption spectra of size-selected small metal clusters embedded in rare gas matrices. We aim at studying the electronic structure of clusters of different materials and their interaction with the matrix. The design, construction and performance of the setup is discussed and demonstrated on the absorption spectrum of Ag1 in argon. The absorption spectra for the two least abundant silver cluster ions produced by our cluster source in the size range of 1-39 atoms/cluster, namely Ag6 and Ag10 are reported. A sensitivity increase of about 20 is demonstrated.

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research article
DOI
10.1063/1.2369640
Web of Science ID

WOS:000242408600004

Author(s)
Conus, Fabien  
Lau, J. Tobias
Rodrigues, Varlei
Félix, Christian  
Date Issued

2006

Published in
Review of Scientific Instruments
Volume

77

Issue

11

Article Number

113103

Subjects

GM

Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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EPFL

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LNM  
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August 17, 2006
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