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CHEMPHYSCHEM
卷 7, 期 5, 页码 1006-1013出版社
WILEY-V C H VERLAG GMBH
DOI: 10.1002/cphc.200500599
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catalysis; helium; molecular beams; oxides; surface analysis
Many experimental methods of surface science employ electrons or photons of considerable incident energy as probe particles. However, insulating surfaces or delicate physisorbed layers may be damaged by these particles and should, therefore, be analyzed with a gentler probe: He atom scattering allows to determine the symmetry of the unit cell and the detection of phase transitions from diffraction measurements as well as the determination of surface and adsorbate vibrations by time-of-flight resolved detection. Herein, the application of He atom scattering to oxide surfaces is demonstrated on the basis of the examples of MgO and ZnO. MgO(001) is a very inert and stable surface, whereas hydrogen atoms are chemisorbed on the mixed-terminated ZnO(10 $(1) over bar $0) and on both polar faces: ZnO(000 $$(1) over bar) and ZnO(0001). He atom scattering is very sensitive to the presence of hydrogen on surfaces. In addition ZnO reacts with molecules such as, CO and CO2. It is demonstrated that in combination with photoelectron spectroscopy and thermal desorption spectroscopy He atom scattering can also contribute to studies of surface chemistry.
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