Comment on "Radiation damage of biosystems mediated by secondary electrons: Resonant precursors for uracil molecules" [J. Chem. Phys. 120, 7446 (2004)]
Resonances computed by Gianturco and Lucchese are incorrectly correlated with those observed experimentally. A shift of their pi* resonances by 2 eV gives satisfactory agreement. Arguments for determining whether a resonance is a suitable precursor for the fragmentation products are too simplistic,...
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