Photodissociation of dicarbon: How nature breaks an unusual multiple bond
Jasmin Borsovszky(UNSW Sydney), Timothy W. Schmidt(Purdue University West Lafayette), John F. Stanton(University of Florida), L. K. McKemmish(UNSW Sydney), Klaas Nauta(The University of Sydney), Robert W. Field(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Jun Jiang(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Christopher S. Hansen(UNSW Sydney), Scott H. Kable(UNSW Sydney)
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