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  • Intense laser fields can apply strong forces to molecules, distorting molecular potentials. Now, these effects have been used to precisely control the branching ratios of a polyatomic photodissociation reaction.

    • Albert Stolow
    News & Views
    Nature Chemistry
    Volume: 6, P: 759-760

  • The study of many fundamental processes in chemistry relies on the understanding of the dynamics of the valence electrons, which make and break chemical bonds. A laser method now provides direct information on the dynamics of the valence electrons—separate from any vibrational motion—during a polyatomic chemical reaction, without the need for strong laser fields that unavoidably influence the motions of these electrons.

    • Paul Hockett
    • Christer Z. Bisgaard
    • Albert Stolow
    Research
    Nature Physics
    Volume: 7, P: 612-615

  • Studies of molecular dynamics can be foiled by the presence of stereoisomers — molecules that have the same bond sequence arranged in different geometries. This problem has now been deflected.

    • Albert Stolow
    News & Views
    Nature
    Volume: 461, P: 1063-1064