Chemical Physics Letters

Chemical Physics Letters, Vol.358, No.3-4 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2614 (Print)

In this Issue (28 articles)

171 - 179	Mechanism of OH formation from ozonolysis of isoprene: kinetics and product yields Zhang D, Lei WF, Zhang RY
180 - 186	Photoluminescence from mesoporous silica akin to that from nanoscale silicon: the nature of light-emitters Glinka YD, Zyubin AS, Mebel AM, Lin SH, Hwang LP, Chen YT
187 - 191	Uniform carbon nanoflake films and their field emissions Shang NG, Au FCK, Meng XM, Lee CS, Bello I, Lee ST
192 - 198	A model of an apertureless scanning microscope with a prolate nanospheroid as a tip and an excited molecule as an object Klimov VV, Ducloy M, Letokhov VS
199 - 206	Solar-induced fluorescence (SIF) of C-2 radical Badie JM, Flamant G, Guillard T, Laplaze D
207 - 212	Magnetic theory for Mn-III-O-Mn-III spin-cluster in oxo-bridged covalent complex Mn2O(5-NO(2)saldien)(2) Kuang XY, Zhou KW
213 - 218	Hydrogen storage in single-walled carbon nanotube bundles and peapods Shiraishi M, Takenobu T, Yamada A, Ata M, Kataura H
219 - 223	Phonon density of states in tetrabromoethylene: lattice dynamic and inelastic neutron scattering study Mukhopadhyay R, Chaplot SL
224 - 230	Photoelectron spectroscopy of palladium-doped gold cluster anions; Au-n,Pd- (n=1-4) Koyasu K, Mitsui M, Nakajima A, Kaya K
231 - 236	Spectral theory of the chemical bond Langhoff PW, Hinde RJ, Boat JA, Sheehy JA
237 - 249	Ab initio calculations of nonadditive effects in the trimers (H2O)(2)center dot center dot center dot XY, XY = N-2, BF, CS Rode MF, Sadlej J
250 - 256	Dissociation of water molecules with the scanning tunnelling microscope Morgenstern K, Rieder KH
257 - 262	Internal and overall molecular dynamics in a chiral smectogen through H-2 NMR relaxation Chiezzi L, Domenici V, Geppi M, Veracini CA, Dong RY
263 - 270	N-15, C-13 and H-1 nuclear magnetic shielding and spin-spin coupling constants of 1-C-13, N-15-enriched acetonitrile in gaseous mixtures with SF6 and CO2 Wilczek M, Kozminski W, Jackowski K
271 - 277	Polarization-transfer electron-Zeeman resolved EPR Eichel RA, Schweiger A
278 - 283	Molecular orbital confinement of a Schiff base molecule in the nanoporous channels of MCM-41 host Zhang LZ, Xiong Y, Cheng P, Tang GQ, Liao DZ
284 - 289	Quantum dissipative model for the collision induced ionization of I-2 impinging on a diamond surface Katz G, Zeiri Y, Kosloff R
290 - 297	Local control theory for coherent manipulation of population dynamics Sugawara M
298 - 306	Quantum dynamical simulation of ultrafast photoinduced electron transfer processes in a mixed-valence compound Thoss M, Wang HB
307 - 313	Pulsed intense molecular beams controlled by pressure shock Makarov GN
314 - 319	Absolute primary H atom quantum yield measurements in the 193.3 and 121.6 nm photodissociation of acetylene Lauter A, Lee KS, Jung KH, Vatsa RK, Mittal JP, Volpp HR
320 - 327	Aromatic versus polyenic linkers in push-pull chromophores: electron-phonon coupling effects Moran AM, Blanchard-Desce M, Kelley AM
328 - 336	Total electron-impact ionization cross-sections of CFx and NFx (x=1-3) Huo WM, Tarnovsky V, Becker KH
337 - 343	Proton transfer in malonaldehyde: a model three-dimensional study Babic D, Bosanac SD, Doslic N
344 - 349	Target wave-packet control and its detection using time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy Shen Z, Engel V
350 - 353	Comment on'Efficient calculation of canonical MP2 energies' [P. Pulay, S. Saebo, K. Wolinski, Chem. Phys. Lett. 344 (2001) 543-552] Kohn A, Hattig C
354 - 356	Reply to the comments on'Efficient calculation of canonical MP2 energies' by A. Kohn and C. Hattig Pulay P, Baker J, Wolinski K
357 - 357	A phase transition of H2O due to a high electric field close to an electrode (vol 351, pg 397, 2002) Danielewicz-Ferchmin I, Ferchmin AR