The isotopically selective IR multiphoton dissociation of CF3I is studied i
n a nonequilibrium pressure shock formed in the interaction of a pulsed gas
-dynamically cooled molecular flow with a solid surface. The yield of a C2F
6 product and its enrichment factor by the C-13 isotope were measured exper
imentally. The time-of-flight spectra of CF3I were obtained in the flow int
eracting with the surface and in an unperturbed flow. The spectral dependen
ces of the yield of a C2F6 product in an unperturbed flow and in a pressure
shock were studied along with the process selectivity. It was shown that t
he efficiency of isotopically selective molecule dissociation can be signif
icantly increased due to the formation of a pressure shock. The origin of t
he results observed are discussed.