Metastable innershell molecular state (MIMS)

We propose that the existence of Metastable innershell molecular state (MIMS) was experimentally discovered by Bae et al. in hypervelocity ( v > 100 km / s ) impact of nanoparticles. The decay of MIMS resulted in the observed intense soft x-rays in the range of 75–100 eV in agreement with Winterb...

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Published in:Physics letters. A 2008-07, Vol.372 (29), p.4865-4869
Main Author: Bae, Young K.
Format: Article
Language:English
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High pressure
keV Chemistry
Metastable innershell molecular state
MIMS
Super explosive
x-ray
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Summary:We propose that the existence of Metastable innershell molecular state (MIMS) was experimentally discovered by Bae et al. in hypervelocity ( v > 100 km / s ) impact of nanoparticles. The decay of MIMS resulted in the observed intense soft x-rays in the range of 75–100 eV in agreement with Winterberg's recent prediction.
ISSN:0375-9601
1873-2429
DOI:10.1016/j.physleta.2008.05.037