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MO: Fachverband Molekülphysik

MO 6: Molecular Spectroscopy of Liquid Jets II

MO 6.5: Vortrag

Dienstag, 11. März 2025, 12:00–12:15, HS XV

Photoelectron spectroscopy from microjets and flatjets — •Bruno Credidio1, Dominik Stemer1, Hanns Christian Schewe2, Sebastian Malerz1, Michele Pugini1, Florian Trinter1, Henrik Haak1, Uwe Hergenhahn1, Gerard Meijer1, Srephan Thürmer3, and Bernd Winter11Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society, Berlin, Germany — 2Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague, Czech Republic — 3Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan

Among its various successful applications, LJ-PES (Liquid Jet Photoelectron Spectroscopy) enables the the study of biological molecules in their environment of relevance, i.e., aqueous phase. Despite that, the curved geometry of a LJ had hampered, e.g., soft X-ray absorption studies. This has prompted the development of planar flatjets (FJs) which has now evolved into a well-matured technique. Several experimental approaches have been realized, and their applicability to PES will be evaluated. Furthermore, the larger surface area of FJs is well suited for exploring angular-resolved scattering of a molecular beam from a planar liquid, including aqueous solution. The FJ geometry is also superior when detecting Photoelectron Angular Distributions (PADs). Our other focus here is on the unique ability to generate a flowing well-defined liquid-liquid interface in vacuum, acting as a steady-state chemical reactor and defined reaction time, accessible by IR, optical and X-ray photon detection. I will finally discuss the generation of an electric potential across the FJ that may be used to modify solution-vacuum structural and electric properties.

Keywords: microjet; flatjet; liquid jet; photoelectron spectroscopy; aqueous solution

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