rather element-selectivity than a site-selectivity.\
The results presented here show that coincidence measurements can yield information on the absolute configuration of molecules containing more than one carbon atom. These results are a further step towards analytical applications of the method and provide a good example for linking site-selective excitation with investigations of molecular structure.

Acknowledgments
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We thank the staff of the synchrotron SOLEIL, in particular Nicolas Jaouen from beamline SEXTANTS for their outstanding support. Markus Sch[ö]{}ffler acknowledges support by the Adolf Messer foundation. This work was supported by the State Initiative for the Development of Scientific and Economic Excellence (LOEWE) in the LOEWE-Focus ELCH.

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