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most citedGas Dynamic Virtual Nozzle for Generation of Microscopic Droplet Streams

509 citations · 551 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

physics.chem-ph2026

Generation and Characterization of Surface-Attached Ultrathin Liquid Sheets for Grazing-Incidence X-ray Scattering

Yibo Wang, Daniel P. DePonte, Adi Natan

Capturing the ultrafast structural dynamics that occur at the solid-liquid interface is key to understanding adsorption, desorption, diffusion, and aggregation processes in catalys…

physics.ins-det2026

The chemRIXS Instrument for the LCLS-II X-Ray Free Electron Laser

David J. Hoffman, Douglas Garratt, Matthew Bain +28

The chemRIXS instrument at the Linac Coherent Light Source offers new opportunities for studying solution-phase systems with time-resolved soft X-ray spectroscopy through the recen…

physics.chem-ph2022★ 18 cited

Liquid Heterostructures: Generation of Liquid-Liquid Interfaces in Free-Flowing Liquid Sheets

David J. Hoffman, Hans A. Bechtel, Diego A. Huyke +3

Chemical reactions and biological processes are often governed by the structure and transport dynamics of the interface between two liquid phases. Despite their importance, our mic…

physics.chem-ph2020★ 24 cited

Structure retrieval in liquid-phase electron scattering

Jie Yang, J. Pedro F. Nunes, Kathryn Ledbetter +13

Electron scattering on liquid samples has been enabled recently by the development of ultrathin liquid sheet technologies. The data treatment of liquid-phase electron scattering ha…

physics.acc-ph2019

Design and Characteristics of a Population Inversion X-ray Laser Oscillator

A. Halavanau, A. Benediktovitch, A. A. Lutman +5

Oscillators are at the heart of optical lasers, providing stable transform limited pulses. In contrast, X-ray free electron lasers use self-amplified spontaneous emission (SASE), r…

physics.bio-ph2008★ 509 cited

Gas Dynamic Virtual Nozzle for Generation of Microscopic Droplet Streams

D. P. DePonte, U. Weierstall, D. Starodub +3

As shown by Ganan-Calvo and co-workers, a free liquid jet can be compressed in iameter through gas-dynamic forces exerted by a co-flowing gas, obviating the need for a solid nozzle…