1) Our results demonstrate that the ionization rate of diatomic molecules would not be largest when the molecular axis is lined up with the field direction. It is relative to the electron density.

2) The method of diatomic MAS of InS for the determination of sulfur has been studied systematically.

3) Any heteronuclear diatomic molecule must have a dipole moment since its two ends are different.

4) A method is discussed to find diatomic molecular terms of equivalent and non equivalent configuration.

5) The ratio of the symmetrical diatomic molecule generates more than the atomics because of charge resonance in theory.

6) As the nearly unreactive diatomic molecule N2, it is useful as an inert atmosphere or to dilute other gases.

7) In Chapter 3, bonding trends of homonulcear diatomic rare earth compounds have been studied.

8) The potential energy function of the diatomic molecule is considered as the basic issues. Because of,[http:///diatomic.html] it is only the function of the internuclear distance.

9) Diatomic molecules, N 2 and Cl 2, adsorbed on graphite, are studied using the EHT - cluster method.

10) Abstract: A concise derivation of energy formula of diatomic molecules is proposed.

11) The present paper developes a simple method for calculating the rovibrationallyexcited states of diatomic molecules.

12) A simple method is used to calculate the phase volumes enclosed by energy surfaces of 2-dimensional harmonic oscillator and rigid diatomic molecule.

13) Let us consider the implication of the electrostatic theorem for chemical bonding in diatomic molecules.

14) Figure 14.5 and 14.6 show this division for a homonuclear and a heteronuclear diatomic molecule.

15) The Coulomb repulsion results in the potential maximum of doubly and triply diatomic ions.

16) Symmetry and conservation are very important for correctly analyzing diatomic molecular symmetry and dissociation limit.

17) Apart from selenium and vapour - deposited germanium and silicon, glasses are at least diatomic.

18) The development of a broadly tunable excimer laser source by exploiting bound-free transitions of electron beam-pumped diatomic and triatomic are gas halides is described.

19) A blue gaseous allotrope of oxygen, O3, formed naturally from diatomic oxygen by electric discharge or exposure to ultraviolet radiation.

20) We have concentrated on the ground electronic states of diatomic molecules.