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We are interested in the spectral, kinetic, and dynamic studies of free radicals which are important in combustion or atmospheric chemistry. Because the free radicals are reactive, conventional techniques are unsuitable. The free radicals are produced in a flow system, in a low temperature matrix, in a supersonic jet, or in a shock tube. Several detection methods are employed: (1) infrared emission or absorption (with FTIR or step-scan time-resolved FTIR or femtosecond laser), (2) VUV photoionization, (3) laser-induced fluorescence or chemiluminescence. Current research topics include:
- IR spectra and reaction intermediates such as Criegee intermediates.
- IR spectra of protonated poly cyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PHA).
- Mass-selective IR spectra of clusters or free radicals.
- Matrix-isolation using p-H2 as a host.
- Reaction dynamics probed with IR emission of products.
- Ultrafast dynamics using femtosecond transient IR.
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- International Conference on Key Intermediates in Atmospheric Chemistry and Astrochemistry
( Honoring Remarkable 42-year Career of Prof. Yuan-Pern Lee in Spectroscopy and Chemical Kinetics of Unstable Molecules ) - ★★歡迎加入碩士班或博士班★★ [pdf]
- 招收NCTU-RIKEN博士班學生 [pdf]
- 研究之路-葉佩勳學長談”念博士班之重要性“
- 李遠鵬教授談”Spectroscopy of Free Radicals Important in AtmosphericChemistry“
- Qualified persons are welcome to join the YPL-Lab for exciting research projects. Please contact yplee@nycu.edu.tw directly.
Welcome to the Lee group
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