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A new analysis on p annihilations in He targets at 3 bar at room temperature with low contaminant concentrations (H2, Xe, Ar, Ne, N2) collected by the Obelix detector is presented.
## Abstract Laser‐induced time‐resolved phosphorescence has been used to evaluate the quenching of gaseous biacetyl (^3^__A__~u~) molecules by various molecules at 25°C. The quenching of biacetyl (^3^__A__~u~) molecules by biacetyl itself was not detectable under our experimental conditions, and a
Photoinduced hydrogen transfer and electron transfer to excited states of carbonyl compounds are two of the most intensively investigated fundamental processes in photochemistry. [1][2][3] Numerous studies have been performed to elucidate the mechanisms as well as to determine ways to control these