J. W. Keto - Concepedia

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J. W. Keto

The University of Texas at Austin

Also Known As

J. Keto, J. W. Keto, J.W. Keto, John Keto, John W. Keto, Keto, J., Keto, J. W.

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2.1K

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The University of Texas at Austin University of Wisconsin–Madison Rice University Wilmington University Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry

About

J. W. Keto is an author at The University of Texas at Austin specializing in engineering, applied physics, and physics.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	25	46	1.7K
2	Applied Physics	23	43	1.7K
3	Natural Sciences	17	22	884
4	Chemistry	12	13	423
5	Chemical Engineering	2	2	42

J. W. Keto

Publications

1.9K

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	Year	Citations
Metal nanoparticles generated by laser ablation M.F. Becker, J. R. Brock, Hong Cai, Nanostructured Materials Materials ScienceEngineeringMetal NanoparticlesNanomaterialsNanotechnology	1998	145
Collisional mixing of the lowest bound molecular states in xenon and argon J. W. Keto, Robert E. Gleason, T. Bonifield, Chemical Physics Letters EngineeringPhysicsNatural SciencesApplied PhysicsUltracold Atom	1976	101
Collision-induced Raman spectra and diatom polarizabilities of the rare gases – an update M. H. Proffitt, J. W. Keto, Lothar Frommhold Canadian Journal of Physics EngineeringRare GasesComputational ChemistryChemistryDiatom Polarizabilities	1981	96
Dynamic properties of neutral excitations produced in electron-bombarded superfluid helium. II. Afterglow fluorescence of excited helium molecules J. W. Keto, F. J. Soley, M. Stockton, Physical review. A, General physics Quantum LiquidExcited State PropertyLocalized Excited StateEngineeringPhysics	1974	92
Explosions of Xenon Clusters in Ultraintense Femtosecond X-Ray Pulses from the LCLS Free Electron Laser H. Thomas, A. Helal, Katrin Hoffmann, Physical Review Letters X-ray SpectroscopyEngineeringPhysicsRadiation GenerationX-ray Diffraction	2012	77
Radiative lifetimes and collisional deactivation of two-photon excited xenon in argon and xenon Mike Bruce, W. B. Layne, C. A. Whitehead, The Journal of Chemical Physics Two-photon LaserLocalized Excited StateEngineeringChemistryElectronic Excited State	1990	72
Large-scale production of nanocrystals by laser ablation of microparticles in a flowing aerosol William T. Nichols, J. W. Keto, Dale Henneke, Applied Physics Letters NanoparticlesEngineeringLaser ApplicationsColloidal NanocrystalsLaser Ablation	2001	62
Two-photon laser spectroscopy of xenon collision pairs T. D. Raymond, N. Böwering, Chien-Yu Kuo, Physical review. A, General physics EngineeringXenon PressureLaser ApplicationsDifference PotentialsAbsorption Spectroscopy	1984	62
Deactivation of two-photon excited Xe(5<i>p</i>56<i>p</i>,6<i>p</i>′,7<i>p</i>) and Kr(4<i>p</i>55<i>p</i>) in xenon and krypton C. A. Whitehead, H. Pournasr, Mike Bruce, The Journal of Chemical Physics Two-photon LaserEngineeringNuclear PhysicsLaser ScienceLaser Applications	1995	57
Collisional deactivation of two-photon laser excited xenon 5<i>p</i>5 6<i>p</i>. I. State-to-state reaction rates N. Böwering, Mike Bruce, J. W. Keto The Journal of Chemical Physics Two-photon LaserEngineeringLaser ScienceMolecular BiologyElectronic Excited State	1986	57

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