2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsusc.2004.06.136
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Surface composition of K3C60 multilayers and C603 monolayers investigated by high-resolution electron energy loss spectroscopy

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“…Characteristic low-energy modes are also observed in the HREEL spectra of K 3 C 60 films 41 and of K-doped C 60 monolayers for various alkali coverages. , In such systems the softest HREEL modes occur at an energy between 9 and 11 meV and are assigned to an alkali phonon. ,, Assuming that the energy of such alkali-related vibration scales with the inverse square root of the alkali mass (which is reasonable given the large mass of the fullerene molecule compared to that of the Li and K atoms), an analogous mode is expected in Li 4 C 60 at approximately 24 meV. This energy is very close to that of the second feature (in the HREEL spectrum of Li 4 C 60 (at 26 meV)), which suggests an identification of this mode as a Li-related phonon.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Characteristic low-energy modes are also observed in the HREEL spectra of K 3 C 60 films 41 and of K-doped C 60 monolayers for various alkali coverages. , In such systems the softest HREEL modes occur at an energy between 9 and 11 meV and are assigned to an alkali phonon. ,, Assuming that the energy of such alkali-related vibration scales with the inverse square root of the alkali mass (which is reasonable given the large mass of the fullerene molecule compared to that of the Li and K atoms), an analogous mode is expected in Li 4 C 60 at approximately 24 meV. This energy is very close to that of the second feature (in the HREEL spectrum of Li 4 C 60 (at 26 meV)), which suggests an identification of this mode as a Li-related phonon.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%