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It has been possible to disperse the X-ray beam provided by the storage ring DCI at LURE in order to perform fast EXAFS experiments (≲ 1 s). The weak divergence of the synchrotron beam opens up the possibility of achieving a very good energy resolution. The first data collected with a solid-state detector array (RETICON) show that kinetic studies with a time scale lower than 1/10 s could be performed.
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Flank et al. (1982) studied this question.
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