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We noticed that the carbon coverage of a graphene layer on Rh(111), which was used to calibrate the carbon coverages in the original paper, differs from the actual carbon coverage by a factor of 2. The correct total carbon coverage of a graphene layer on Rh(111) corresponds to 2.38 C-ML on Rh(111). Deviations from the correction of the carbon coverage are due to rounding. The oxygen coverages are now calibrated in respect to the new carbon coverages to be consistent.
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For the transition to renewable energy sources, novel energy storage materials are more important than ever. This review addresses so-called molecular solar thermal (MOST) systems, which appear very promising since they combine light harvesting and energy storing in one-photon one-molecule processes. The focus is on norbornadiene (NBD), a particularly interesting candidate, which is converted to the strained valence isomer quadricyclane (QC) upon irradiation.
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