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VOLUME 47 (1988) | ISSUE 6 | PAGE 294
Desorption of ions formed on the surface of a molecular crystal by a femtosecond-range laser pulse
The first mass spectra of ions formed directly on the surface of metal-free phthalocyanine have been obtained during illumination by a 300-fs laser pulse at 615 nm and 308 nm. A basic feature of these ions, which distinguishes them from ions produced in the gas phase, is the absence of a substantial fragmentation of the molecule.