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Explore a comprehensive lecture by Dr. Margot Mandy from the University of Northern British Columbia examining the behavior and properties of molecular hydrogen during collisions. Delve into the historical context of H2 research, analyze integral cross-sections, and understand dissociation processes through detailed examination of arrow bars and excitation functions. Learn about quasi-classical trajectories, quantum results, and master equation calculations while investigating Goian cross-sections and threshold behavior. Examine higher energy states, computational approaches to molecular dynamics, and association processes, concluding with an interactive Q&A session that addresses key concepts in molecular collision theory.
Syllabus
Introduction
University of Northern BC
Hydrogen Molecule
H2 History
Integral Crosssection
Dissociation
Arrow Bars
Excitation Function
Quasy Classical trajectories
Quantum results
Master equation calculations
Goian crosssections
Threshold Behavior
Higher Energy States
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Association
Question
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