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excimer

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excimer [′ek·sə·mər]
(chemistry)
An excited diatomic molecule where both atoms are of the same species and are dissociated in the ground state.
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Bunlar icerisinde, son donemde ozellikle 308 nm monokromatik excimer isik (monochromatic excimer light, MEL, MEI) sistemleri on plana cikmakta ve yapilan cok sayida calismada, basta psoriasis ve vitiligo olmak uzere, cesitli dermatolojik hastaliklarda oldukca basarili sonuclar bildirilmektedir (3).
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