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  1. Dynamics of Dissociative Chemisorption: Methane on Rhodium

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  2. Dynamics of dissociative chemisorption methane on rhodium

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  3. Dissociative Chemisorption of Methane on Transition Metals

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  4. Dynamics of Dissociative Chemisorption: Methane on Tungsten Single Crystal Surfaces

    Chemisorption of simple molecular gases on clean metal surfaces is usually rapid, with vanishingly small activation energies and large sticking coefficients. However, for more complicated molecules, such as saturated hydrocarbons, chemisorption is often a slow process which involves thermal …

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  5. Phase Composition, Microstructure, and Physical Properties of Poly- and Single-Crystal Tantalum Nitride Layers

    … N coverage, resulting from collisionally-induced dissociative chemisorption of incident energetic N+2 ions, with increasing Ji/JTa.

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  6. The interaction of xenon difluoride with Si(100)

    … products of the reaction. It is found that XeF2 dissociatively chemisorbs with high probability solely on the Si dangling bonds up to a coverage of about one monolayer (ML). Molecular fluorine has previously been observed to react similarly, saturating the dangling bonds at 1 ML coverage. The …

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  7. Growth of silicon(1-x) germanium(x) from disilane and digermane by gas-source molecular beam epitaxy

    … a model, with no fitting parameters, based upon dissociative chemisorption followed by a series of surface decomposition reactions with the rate-limiting step being first-order hydrogen desorption from the surface monohydride. The hydrogen desorption activation energy for Si and Ge surfaces were …

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  8. Dynamics of hydrogen and low concentration carbon on Au-Ni(111) surface alloys

    … alloys to molecular hydrogen results in the dissociative chemisorption of hydrogen to produce H atoms adsorbed on two distinct types of threefold hollow sites, as identified via thermal desorption spectroscopy (TDS), collision induced recombinative desorption (CIRD), and high resolution …

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  9. CVD of magnetic iron-cobalt alloy thin films: surface poisoning from carbonyl precursors and use of ammonia as a chemical inhibitor to restore growth kinetics

    … reports results from surface poisoning: the dissociative chemisorption of CO molecules on the Fe surface at elevated temperature forms inactive surface species, termed graphitic carbon, which accumulate on the surface and eventually stop Fe growth. Remarkably, we found that the surface …

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