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What is the point of ultrafast laser spectroscopy?

 
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Feb20-12, 11:27 PM   #1
 

What is the point of ultrafast laser spectroscopy?


Ultrafast laser spectroscopy, as I know, is used for the determination of femtosecond events in condensed phases.

My question is, what applications do these discoveries have, or are they just for "research"?
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Feb21-12, 01:48 AM   #2

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It is used to determine the reaction mechanism. You probably already know this but, research leads to cool stuff!
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