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Electronic states associated with oxygen deficiency at WO3(001) surfaces have been studied by photoemission with the photon energy tuned to a resonance maximum in the W 5d ionization cross-section profile. Mild ion bombardment followed by UHV anneali
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The adsorption of bromine on Ni(110) has been studied by scanning tunnelling microscopy (STM). At low bromine coverage ‘butterfly’ structures are observed in STM, built up from ‘pairs of pairs’ of greyscale maxima. Two alternative models for
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P. M. Oliver, Th. Bertrams, Russell G. Egdell, G. Thornton, Paul L. Wincott, F.H. Jones, R.A. Dixon, T.M. Parker, A.W. Munz, T.W. Fishlock, Steve C. Parker
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The structure of the (110) surface of the tungsten bronze Na 2/3 WO 3 has been studied by scanning tunnelling microscopy. Two different types of image with threefold periodicity along the [110] direction are observed. The ×3 periodicity is shown to
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John S. Foord, Hui Jin Looi, F.H. Jones, Richard B. Jackman, Andrew B. Molloy, Lisa Y.S. Pang, Michael D. Whitfield
It has been known for some time that hydrogen within the bulk of diamond increases the conductivity of the material. However, only recently did it become apparent that the surface of thin film diamond can display p-type conductivity and that this too
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F.H. Jones
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Surface Science Reports. 42:75-205
Recent years have seen a considerable upsurge in publications concerning the surface structure and chemistry of materials with biological or biomedical applications. Within the body, gas–solid interactions become relatively less significant and sol
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Surface Science. 460:277-291
Scanning tunnelling microscopy has been used to identify a number of surface reconstructions on the (001) surface of the cubic metallic sodium tungsten bronze, Na0.667WO3. Which is dominant has been found to depend critically on sample preparation. A
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Diamond containing hydrogen at or near the surface displays p-type conductivity. The origin of this effect has been controversial. We have used I-V, Hall effect, SIMS, Raman, UPS and XPS to study hydrogenated polycrystalline CVD diamond films. The di