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  1. Chemical Softness as a Predictor for Reactivity at Metal Surfaces

    … reactivity indices were also used to study directing effects for aromatic adsorbates on the Pt\{111\} surface. The local and atomic softness were found to be useful for predicting reactivity trends between different sites on metal surfaces and for adsorbates.

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