The dissociation dynamics of superexcited molecular hydrogen and its isotopes has been discussed from an experimental viewpoint. Recently, more attention has been paid to doubly excited states since new experiments on ionization and dissociation via doubly excited states have started due to the large progress in synchrotron radiation light source and electron spectroscopy. This paper reviews the experimental techniques and results obtained and indicates that the competition between neutral dissociation and autoionization is a key to investigating the molecular superexcited states.
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