โ Scribed by Joel M. Bowman; John L. Gossage
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A simple model is presented for predicting the final rotational state distribution of an initially physisorbed rigid rotor. Based on the assumptions that the adsorbed rotor is freely rotating and that desorption occurs by a weak coupling between the rotational and desorbiig degrees of freedom, a significant rotational 'izooling*" is predicted.
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