Initial oxidation of the Ce–Ru(0001) interface

Tollefsen, H.; Laastad, E.O.; Yu, Xiaofeng; Raaen, S.

doi:10.1080/14786430801946625

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“…According to our study of the Pd/Ru(0 0 0 1) system (Section 3.1), temperatures above 900°C should be necessary for the Pd ad-atoms to desorb. Ce ad-layers are generally not found to desorb at all within the temperatures range used here [21,35]. The reduction in Pd 3d core level intensity is significantly greater than the reduction in Ce 3d core level intensity for all overlayer systems.…”

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“…Previous experiments showed that no intermixing took place between Ce and Ru when thin Ce films were deposited on Ru [20,21]. It has been shown that Pd grows epitaxially on Ru(0 0 0 1) [22].…”

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“…From the literature values of ⌽ = 5.70-5.76 V for Ir͑111͒ ͑Refs. 15 and 16͒ and 5.45 V for Ru͑0001͒, 17 the work function of the LEEM instrument ͑i.e., ⌽ of the electron emitter cathode͒ is determined.…”

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Work function of a quasicrystal surface: Icosahedral Al–Pd–Mn

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Journal of Vacuum Science &Amp; Technology A: Vacuum, Surfaces, and Films

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The work function of a surface is one of its most basic and influential features. It has long been recognized that work function controls thermionic and field emission. The work function of a solid surface affects charge transfer to or from an adsorbate. It influences the electron tunneling probability between surfaces. It plays a role in quantization of electron states parallel to the surface in metal-supported metallic nanoislands. There is also evidence linking the work function of a metal surface to its friction coefficient.

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Effective Work Functions of the Elements

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Progress in Surface Science

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Initial oxidation of the Ce–Ru(0001) interface

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Surface alloying and mixed valence in thin layers of Ce and Pd on Ru(0001)

Surface alloying and mixed valence in thin layers of Ce and Pd on Ru(0001)

Work function of a quasicrystal surface: Icosahedral Al–Pd–Mn

Effective Work Functions of the Elements

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