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Quantitative and bond-traceable resonant X-ray optical tensors of organic molecules
Local molecular orientation and conformation within nanostructures is central to their behavior in devices, emergent quantum states, and biological processes. X-ray microscopy and scattering at the carbon absorption edge is uniquely sensitive to these phenomena, through transition dipole moments enc
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