The world's shortest laser pulse: Seeing electron movement during chemical reactions

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Researchers have succeeded in shortening the pulse duration of an X-ray laser to only 43 attoseconds. With a time resolution in the range of a few quintillionths of a second, they are now able for the first time to observe the movement of electrons during chemical reactions in slow motion.
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The world's shortest laser pulse: Seeing electron movement during chemical reactions was originally posted by Breaking Alternative Health News