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Use of autoionization transitions in isotopically selective photoexcitation

CA 1107232 A · Owner: Jersey Nuclear-Avco Isotopes, Inc. · Inventors: Schlier, Robert E.; Janes, George S.

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Apparatus and process for isotopically selective multistep photoionization in which the final or ionizing step is tuned to produce a specific transition to an excited state above ionization for which the ionization cross-section is substantially greater than for ionization transitions in general. The autoionization transition to an ionized state is typically made from a highly excited bound state which is reached in one or two isotopically selective energy jumps from the ground state or other low-lying levels. The isotope shift for the ionization transition is typically small compared to the bandwidth of the ionization transition and relatively broad band photoionization radiation covering …

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  • Granted August 18, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended August 18, 1998.
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FiledDecember 18, 1978
GrantedAugust 18, 1981
Term endedAugust 18, 1998
Patent numberCA 1107232 A
Classification (IPC)B01D59/38 +1 more

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