Physics & Astronomy
photoelectrons
96%
photoelectron spectroscopy
42%
anions
41%
molecules
37%
electrons
33%
xenon
30%
rare gases
27%
solvation
25%
excitation
25%
photodetachment
25%
pyrazines
24%
electronics
24%
diffraction
23%
energy
23%
pumps
22%
molecular beams
22%
photons
21%
reflectance
20%
ejection
20%
emission spectra
19%
atoms
19%
buckminsterfullerene
17%
charge carriers
17%
water
17%
ultraviolet spectroscopy
17%
detachment
16%
bismuth
16%
bottles
15%
probes
15%
Raman spectra
15%
carbon
15%
microscopy
15%
gratings
15%
lasers
14%
far fields
14%
spectrometers
14%
electron affinity
14%
decay
13%
closures
13%
charge transfer
13%
luminescence
13%
vapor phases
13%
liquids
13%
metals
13%
neutral gases
13%
nanoparticles
13%
wave diffraction
12%
life (durability)
12%
vacuum
12%
binding energy
12%
Chemistry
Molecular Cluster
100%
UV Photoelectron Spectrum
43%
Electron Particle
37%
Photoelectron Spectroscopy
35%
Photoelectron
32%
Noble Gas Atom
31%
Photoelectron Spectrum
30%
Vibrational Energy
27%
Reflectivity
25%
Energy
25%
Anion
24%
Intersystem Crossing [Singlet->triplet]
23%
Molecular Beam
22%
Photon
22%
Excited State
20%
Emission Spectrum
20%
Auger Recombination
20%
Proton Transfer
20%
Vacuum
20%
Pyrazine
19%
Molecule
19%
Nanomaterial
19%
Ultra-Violet Photoelectron Spectroscopy
17%
Jet
17%
Pump
16%
Polarized Luminescence
15%
Diatomic Molecule
15%
Semiconductor
13%
Laser Induced Fluorescence Spectroscopy
12%
Carbon Nanotube
12%
Band Gap
12%
Graphene
11%
HOMO/LUMO Gap
11%
Charge Transfer
11%
Quantum Interference
11%
Surface
11%
Internal Conversion
11%
Triplet State
11%
Polarization
11%
Liquid
11%
Binding Energy
10%
Solvation
10%
Conductance
10%
Metal-Nonmetal Transition
10%
Carbon Atom
10%
Electronic State
10%
Mixture
9%
Nanoribbon
9%
Resonance State
9%
Nanorod
9%
Engineering & Materials Science
Photoelectrons
46%
Molecules
33%
Plasmonics
30%
Nanostructures
27%
Raman spectroscopy
24%
Photons
24%
Negative ions
22%
Bismuth
22%
Raman scattering
21%
Luminescence
20%
Electrons
20%
Pumps
19%
Carbon nanotubes
17%
Diffraction
16%
Charge transfer
16%
Labels
16%
Nanorods
16%
Nanoparticles
16%
Mass spectrometers
15%
Imaging techniques
15%
Xenon
15%
Ligands
14%
Graphene
14%
Nanocrystals
13%
Spectrometers
13%
Energy gap
12%
Microscopic examination
11%
Photoelectron spectroscopy
11%
Ions
11%
Semiconductor materials
11%
Graphene nanoribbon
11%
Ion beams
11%
Atoms
10%
Silicon
10%
Intravital Microscopy
10%
Tissue
10%
Temperature
10%
Proton transfer
10%
Circular Dichroism
9%
Circular polarization
9%
Metals
8%
Aniline
8%
Lasers
8%
Light absorption
8%
Ground state
8%
Vacuum
8%
Isomers
8%
Absorption spectra
8%
Kinetic energy
7%
Polarization
7%
