Asymmetric photoelectron emission from chiral molecules using a high repetition rate laser

Asymmetric photoelectron emission from chiral molecules using a high repetition rate laser
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使用高重复率激光从手性分子发射不对称光电子

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10.1088/1742-6596/1289/1/012027
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2019
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Bond C
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In the chiro-optical phenomenon known as photoelectron circular dichroism, the angular distribution of electrons ionized from chiral molecules by circularly polarized light pulses has been found to be anti-symmetric with respect to the direction of the light propagation. To study this phenomenon, chiral molecules were multiphoton ionized with a femtosecond laser in our laboratory. Using a simple stereo-detection setup, direct measurements of the asymmetry for the exemplar aromatic chiral molecule 1-phenylethanol were made using 260 nm pulses produced at a rate of 1 MHz. It was found that the asymmetry had a linear dependence on Stokes' S 3 parameter indicating that the photoelectron circular dichroism is due to a single photon process from the excited state of the molecule. This is in contrast to previous and new results for camphor where a more complex dependence on S 3 suggested that selective excitation of molecules with certain orientations was influential.
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