= Attosecond chronoscopy
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Attosecond chronoscopy is a cutting-edge scientific technique used to measure and observe extremely fast processes at the atomic and molecular levels. The term "attosecond" refers to a time scale of \\(10^\{-18\}\\) seconds, which is a billionth of a billionth of a second. Attosecond chronoscopy is essentially a method for timing and probing events that occur on this ultra-short time scale, such as the dynamics of electrons during chemical reactions or the movement of atoms in molecules.
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