Dissociation of CO on Oxygen Contaminated Ni00lc(2x2)-A1 Surface at Room Temperature
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The dissociation of CO on oxygen contaminated Ni00lc(2x2)-A1 surface at room temperature has been observed by electron energy loss spectroscopy. The CO dissociation rate is proportional to the oxygen contamination on the surface.
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YAO Jun, ZHU Li, LÜ Sihua, WU Sicheng. Dissociation of CO on Oxygen Contaminated Ni{00l}c(2x2)-A1 Surface at Room Temperature[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1991, 8(1): 17-20.
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YAO Jun, ZHU Li, LÜ Sihua, WU Sicheng. Dissociation of CO on Oxygen Contaminated Ni{00l}c(2x2)-A1 Surface at Room Temperature[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1991, 8(1): 17-20.
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YAO Jun, ZHU Li, LÜ Sihua, WU Sicheng. Dissociation of CO on Oxygen Contaminated Ni{00l}c(2x2)-A1 Surface at Room Temperature[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1991, 8(1): 17-20.
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YAO Jun, ZHU Li, LÜ Sihua, WU Sicheng. Dissociation of CO on Oxygen Contaminated Ni{00l}c(2x2)-A1 Surface at Room Temperature[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1991, 8(1): 17-20.
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