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Caffeine offers clues to ultra-transient positive charges’ migration

by Staff July 5, 2018
July 5, 2018 60 views
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Caffeine keeps physicists up at night. Particularly those concerned with the capacity of electrons to absorb energy. In a new study physicists have used the caffeine molecule as a playground to test the effect of ionizing radiation on its electrons as they approach excited states.

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