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Today I read a text in a paper, it is very helpful to ours which love chemistry.

so I catch the Abstract share with you: The photoionization mass spectroscopy (PIMS) and photoionization efficiency spectroscopy (PIES) of Kr and Kr2 have been obtained using supersonic molecule beam, synchrotron radiation and reflection time of flight mass spectrum (RTOF-MS), and the ionization energies of Kr and Kr2 were determined from their PIES. The geometries, harmonic vibrational frequencies, and ionization energies of Kr2 have also been calculated using MP2(Full)/6-31G*,QCISD/cc-pVTZ and B3LYP/6-31G. When the same level of theory is used, the structure and ionization energy are nearly unchanged, and the vibrational frequency is decreased gradually with increasing of m/z of Kr isotope. At the same time, the ionization energies of Kr (84) and Kr2 (168) were calculated using G2 theory and high accuracy energy model program. The theoretical values of the ionization energy are in agreement with those experimental ones.

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It would certainly help if you also post a scientific reference, so that those who are interested can find the whole article somewhere.

 

Scientific reference is usually something like:

Authors of article, Title of article, name of journal/magazine, year, volume, page number

The link in the OP was removed by a mod and we're discussing whether this was a spammer thing. A certain site has been showing up a lot in posts from newly registered people (most of them removed before you guys saw them). Sorry for any confusion; anyone interested can check out iNow's helpful link.

:doh:

 

I didn't even see Phi's comment. :embarass:

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