Sheldon Datz
Sheldon Datz · Science & Medicine
Physical chemist known for molecular beam and atomic collision studies
1927, New York City, United States — 2001, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, United States
United States
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Sheldon Datz was a physical chemist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory who helped found the field of molecular-beam and atomic-collision studies, illuminating how chemical reactions occur at the level of individual atoms and molecules. His experiments on ion–atom collisions and channeling advanced atomic and chemical physics. He was Jewish.
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Physical chemist known for molecular beam and atomic collision studies
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