Dynamics of electron solvation in aqueous systems New video from the series of interviews with users of the @EuropeanXFEL Using X-ray absorption #spectroscopy, Linda Young of Argonne National Laboratory, USA, and her team are investigating the ultrafast dynamics of #ionisation processes at the SCS experiment station of European XFEL in #Schenefeld near #Hamburg, Germany. During ionisation, electrons are knocked out of an atom. What remains are "holes". Both–the ejected electrons and the holes–can trigger chemical reactions in an extremely short time. This is particularly true in aqueous systems. Linda and her team are especially interested in the lifetime of the electrons and the holes and what kind of reactions they are triggering. https://lnkd.in/eeuqN_5a
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