Using Lasers to Poke at Timescales in Simple and Complex Systems

Brent
Date & Time:
Location:
Chemistry Building, Room 400

Since their development in the 1960s, lasers have been used in a myriad of ways to study and influence chemical reactions. In this talk, three topics will be addressed: photodissociation, metallized polymers, and large-cluster reactivity. The role of the laser in probing and altering reaction timescales will be examined.

Type of Event:
Physical Seminar
Professor Brent Koplitz
Department:
Department of Chemistry
Tulane University

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