A pulsed molecular beam source has been developed using a conventional car fuel injector and an especially designed vacuum chamber. Beam pulses of about 150 μs duration (FWHM) and peak intensity better than 1020 mol sr−1 s−1 have been achieved for nitrogen. A simple model explaining the behavior and features of this source is proposed and a comparison with experimental data is presented.
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