21–23 May 2018
Topland | Hotel & Convention Center Phitsanulok
Asia/Bangkok timezone

Session

A015: Atomics (Poster)

22 May 2018, 15:00
Topland | Hotel & Convention Center Phitsanulok

Topland | Hotel & Convention Center Phitsanulok

http://www.toplandhotel.com/index.php Phitsanulok, Thailand

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  1. Mr Nuttanan Tanasanchai (Student)
    22/05/2018, 15:00
    Atomic Physics, Quantum Physics, Molecular and Chemical Physics
    Poster

    We investigate the properties of the focus-beamed magneto-optical trap (FBT) of Rb$^{85}$ atoms, which provides more optical accessibility in contrast to typical magneto-optical trap (MOT). We have characterized the relations between dependent variables i.e. loading time, number and density of trapped atoms versus various trap parameters, e.g. laser intensities, detuning frequency etc. In this...

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  2. Mr Sayan Puttala1 (Thailand)
    22/05/2018, 15:00
    Atomic Physics, Quantum Physics, Molecular and Chemical Physics
    Poster

    Abstract.
    Dynamic viscosity and kinematic viscosity are important physical properties of a liquid. In this work, correlation of dynamic viscosity and kinematic viscosity of fatty acids (FA) are are correlated to the Martin’s rule of free energy additivity for estimated kinematic viscosity and dynamic viscosity from their own equations. The proposed equations for estimating viscosity and...

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  3. Mr tanapat techapirom (bsru)
    22/05/2018, 15:00
    Atomic Physics, Quantum Physics, Molecular and Chemical Physics
    Poster

    Surface tension is important to ensure the efficiency of industrial operation units involving chemical reactions and extractive processes that use these compounds as solvents. In this work, correlation of surface tension of fatty acids (FA) is correlated to the Martin’s rule of free energy additivity for estimated surface tension. The proposed equations for estimating surface tension...

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  4. Jirakan Nunkaew (Chiang Mai University)
    22/05/2018, 15:00
    Atomic Physics, Quantum Physics, Molecular and Chemical Physics
    Poster

    The non-adiabatic core polarization is used to analyze the measured microwave transitions (B. J. Lyons and T. F. Gallagher, Phys. Rev. A 57, 2426 (1998)) to determine the Mg$^+$ $3s$ dipole and quadrupole polarizabilities. From the calculation, the values of the Mg$^+$ $3s$ dipole and quadrupole polarizabilities are 34.85(23) $a_0^3$ and 78(20) $a_0^5$, respectively.

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