- the
construction of
excimer lasers,
which are
excimers' most
common application.
These lasers take
advantage of the fact that
excimer components have attractive...
- An
excimer laser,
sometimes more
correctly called an
exciplex laser, is a form of
ultraviolet laser which is
commonly used in the
production of microelectronic...
- and
studied excimers. Rare-gas–halide trimers,
metal excimers, metal–rare-gas
excimers, metal–halide
excimers, and rare-gas–oxide
excimers are also known...
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Excimer laser trabeculostomy (ELT) is a
procedure to
create holes in the
trabecular meshwork to
reduce intraocular pressure. It uses a XeCl 308 nm excimer...
- bonds. Many OH-containing
molecules form dimers, e.g. the
water dimer.
Excimers and
exciplexes are
excited structures with a
short lifetime. For example...
-
Glaucoma is a
group of eye
diseases that can lead to
damage of the
optic nerve. The
optic nerve transmits visual information from the eye to the brain...
-
containing neon, as well as
temporary excited neon-containing
molecules called excimers.
Several neutral neon
molecules have also been
predicted to be stable,...
-
microkeratome to
create a
corneal flap to
expose the
corneal stroma and then an
excimer laser to
reshape the
corneal stroma in
order to
improve visual acuity....
- of a
xenon excimer is 1–5 nanoseconds, and the
decay releases photons with
wavelengths of
about 150 and 173 nm.
Xenon can also form
excimers with other...
- of a
xenon excimer is 1–5 nanoseconds, and the
decay releases photons with
wavelengths of
about 150 and 173 nm.
Xenon can also form
excimers with other...
