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Probe continuum, picosecond lasers

Using a mode-locked Nd + YAG laser system to generate picosecond sample excitation pulses and picosecond probing continuum pulses in their double beam spectrometer, Spalink et. al. (30) were able to measure difference absorption spectra of irradiated samples of 11-cis-rhodopsin and 9-cis-rhodopsin at selected times after excitation by means of a PAR OMA-2 optical multichannel detection system. The difference absorption spectral data were obtained over the entire spectral range from 410 nm to 650 nm at one time with an OMCD as opposed to the... [Pg.213]

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