Measuring the Internal Energy Content of Molecules Transported Across the Liquid-Gas Interface
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Maselli, O.
Gascooke, J.
Lawrance, W.
Buntine, Mark
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2009Type
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Maselli, O and Gascooke, Jason and Lawrance, Warren and Buntine, Mark. 2009. Measuring the Internal Energy Content of Molecules Transported Across the Liquid-Gas Interface. Journal of Physics: Conference Series. 185 (012027): pp. 1-4.
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Journal of Physics: Conference Series
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Department of Applied Chemistry
School of Science and Computing
Faculty of Science and Engineering
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Many details concerning the mechanism associated with the liberation of molecules from a liquid surface remain to be elucidated. We use the liquid microjet technique coupled with laser spectroscopy to measure the rotational and vibrational energy content of benzene spontaneously evaporating from a water-ethanol solution. These measurements provide molecular level insight into the mass and energy transfer processes associated with evaporation.
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