Publications by authors named "Anna Uritski"

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Indication of a very large proton diffusion in ice I(h). III. Fluorescence quenching of 1-naphthol derivatives.
Anna Uritski, Itay Presiado, Dan Huppert

J Phys Chem A· February 2009

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Excited-state proton transfer in methanol-doped ice in the presence of KF.
Anna Uritski, Dan Huppert

J Phys Chem A· May 2008

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Photoacid-base reaction in ice via a mobile L-defect.
Anna Uritski, Dan Huppert

J Phys Chem A· April 2008

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Temperature dependence of solvation dynamics of probe molecules in methanol-doped ice and in liquid ethanol.
Anna Uritski, Dan Huppert

J Phys Chem A· October 2007

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Temperature dependence of excited state proton transfer in ice.
Pavel Leiderman, Anna Uritski, Dan Huppert

J Phys Chem A· June 2007

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Electrolyte screening effect on the photoprotolytic cycle of excited photoacid in ice.
Anna Uritski, Pavel Leiderman, Dan Huppert

J Phys Chem A· December 2006

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Temperature dependence of excited-state proton transfer in water electrolyte solutions and water-methanol solutions.
Pavel Leiderman, Rinat Gepshtein, Anna Uritski, Liat Genosar, Dan Huppert

J Phys Chem A· July 2006

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Effect of electrolytes on the excited-state proton transfer and geminate recombination.
Pavel Leiderman, Rinat Gepshtein, Anna Uritski, Liat Genosar, Dan Huppert

J Phys Chem A· May 2006

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