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Quantitative Structure Determination of Ni(111)(2×2)-O/CO: temperature Dependent Study

광전자회절을 이용한 Ni(111)(2×2)-O/CO의 표면 흡착 구조: 시편준비의 온도 의존성

  • Kang J.H. (Department of Electro and Nano Physics, Kookmin University)
  • 강지훈 (국민대학교 나노 전자 물리학과)
  • Published : 2006.02.01
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Abstract

A study of the adsorption site of CO in the Ni(111)$(2\times2)$-O/CO coadsorbed phase over different sample preparation temperatures revealed that the atop site is favoured. The Ni-C spacing is given by $1.77\pm0.01\;{\AA}$. A study of the adsorption site of Co in the Ni(111)$(2\times2)$-O/CO coadsorbed phase over different sample preparation temperatures revealed that the atop site is favoured. The Ni-C spacing is given by $1.77\pm0.01\;{\AA}$. The data from the sample prepared at 265 K showed atop sites, which is well consistent with vibrational spectroscopy, whilst the data from the low temperature preparation appears the mixture of atop and hop $(35\%)$. The occupation of hop hollow sites is probably due to an incorrect pre-coverage of atomic oxygen (different from 0.25ml). Similar observation of site mixture also found in recent high resolution XPS measurements using C 1s and O 1s chemical shifts.

C 1s에너지 스캔 방식 광전자회절을 이용하여 Ni(111)$(2\times2)$-O/CO에 공동 흡착된 CO의 흡착구조를 시편의 준비 온도에 따라 연구하였다. 실온근방에서 준비한 시편의 경우 표면진동분광결과와 잘 일치하는 결과인 atop 흡착을 얻었으나, 저온시편의 경우 atop흡착 외에 상당량의 CO가 hollow 흡착으로 해석되었다. 일부분의 hollow 흡착 CO는 미리 흡착된 산소의 precoverage가 적거나 없는 곳에 흡착된 곳으로 해석된다. 유사한 결과가 C 1s와 O 1s를 통행 얻은 고 분해능 XPS에서 얻은 흡착위치에서도 확인되었다.

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