Ultracold molecules find the sweet spot for collisions

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Sebastian Will
Tanya Zelevinsky
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Nature | 2023年 / 614卷
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Atomic and molecular physics; Chemistry; Physics; Quantum physics;
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Engineering the energies of ultracold molecules when they collide has been shown to enhance the probability that they will form complexes — an exciting prospect for precisely controlled chemistry.
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