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The use of femtosecond lasers to study the dynamics of chemical reactions on solid surfaces is relatively new. In addition to the possibility of following reactions in real time, the high photon flux of these short laser pulses gives rise to novel reaction channels which are absent in the gas phase and with cw or nanosecond lasers.
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