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  1. Nuclear magnetic resonance study of the structure of simple molecules adsorbed on metal surfaces: Acetylene on platinum

    … to determine the structure of acetylene (HC~CH) adsorbed at room temperature on small platinum particles by studying the l3c_13c, l3C_1H, and lH_1H dipolar interactions among the nuclei in the adsorbed molecules. We find a model of 77% CCH2 and 23% HCCH to be the only one consistent with all of …

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  2. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study of the Structure of Simple Molecules Adsorbed on Metal Surfaces: Acetylene on Platinum (Slow Beat, Double Resonance, Multi Quantum)

    … to determine the structure of acetylene (HC(TBOND)CH) adsorbed at room temperature on small platinum particles by studying the ('13)C-('13)C, ('13)C-('1)H, and ('1)H-('1)H dipolar interactions among the nuclei in the adsorbed molecules. We find a model of 77% CCH(,2) and 23% HCCH to be the only …

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  3. Supramolecular organisation, conformation and electronic properties of porphyrin molecules on metal substrates

    The investigation and control of molecular properties is currently a dynamic research field. Here I present molecular level studies of porphyrin molecules adsorbed on metal surfaces via Low Temperature Scanning Tunneling Microscopy/Spectroscopy (STM/STS), supported by complementary X-ray absorption …

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