Titlebook: New Horizons of Applied Scanning Electron Microscopy; Kenichi Shimizu,Tomoaki Mitani Book 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2010 High

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Kenichi Shimizu,Tomoaki Mitanially the catalytic activity may strongly depend on the structure of the catalyst‘s surface. The necessity of per­ forming surface investigations on a microscopic scale is also reflected clearly in research work relating to metal-semiconductor interfaces which determine es­ sentially the properties o

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Kenichi Shimizu,Tomoaki Mitaniomers in weakly bound complexes complicate this procedure in two ways. Firstly, interchange of indistinguishable nuclei by tunneling processes can lead to large splittings in the rotational spectra, as observed for (H.O)., and to more subtle effects such as the absence of K-doubling and resulting li

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Kenichi Shimizu,Tomoaki Mitaniomers in weakly bound complexes complicate this procedure in two ways. Firstly, interchange of indistinguishable nuclei by tunneling processes can lead to large splittings in the rotational spectra, as observed for (H.O)., and to more subtle effects such as the absence of K-doubling and resulting li

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Kenichi Shimizu,Tomoaki Mitanihe predissociated H., a low formation temperature of H. on grains, or gas phase interchange reactions. A laser emission of molecular hydrogen discovered in the planetary nebula NGC7027 further demonstrates the nonthermal nature of the H. emission in photodissociation regions.

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Kenichi Shimizu,Tomoaki Mitanik shock moving with almost constant velocity through the cloud, and for .>3, the fast regime, the shock becomes strong and accelerates with time..For the case of disk-like clouds, which are assumed cylindrically symmetric, the dimensions of the initial HII regions along each azimuthal angle, ., are

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Kenichi Shimizu,Tomoaki Mitanihe predissociated H., a low formation temperature of H. on grains, or gas phase interchange reactions. A laser emission of molecular hydrogen discovered in the planetary nebula NGC7027 further demonstrates the nonthermal nature of the H. emission in photodissociation regions.