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Structure and dynamics

Structure and dynamics

Molecules break up under quantum control

06 Jul 2016
Three panels showing experimental results and computer simulations of the dissociation of strontium
Blown apart: the quantum-chemistry simulation best describes strontium dissociation. (Courtesy: M McDonald et al./Nature)
A new study of how light causes diatomic molecules to break apart has revealed significant flaws in

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