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Modeling the Surface State Depopulation on Ag(110) With the Growth of One-Dimensional Si Nanoribbons Using a Geometric Scattering Model

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By Paul Lane, Stefano Colonna, Fabio Ronci
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Since the first report of the growth of one-dimensional (1D) silicon nanoribbons (Si NRs) on the Ag(110) surface [1], the Si NR system has attracted considerable interest.
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Beating Tunnel Vision: Near-Surface Velocity-Map Imaging

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By Nitish Pal, Preeti Mishra, Paul Lane
| dx.doi.org
1. Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Scattering of gas-phase molecules at a solid or liquid interface is important in many chemical processes; e.g., respiration, catalysis, combustion, and aerosol chemistry. Given the importance of such processes, gaining a clear understanding of the chemical dynamics and mechanisms that occur is highly desirable.
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Detection of Different Classes of Fluorinated Anions at Ionic-Liquid Surfaces by Reactive-Atom Scattering Using Laser-Ablated Al Projectiles

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By Paul Lane, Naomi S. Elstone, Duncan W Bruce
| dx.doi.org
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! The gas–liquid interface plays a crucial role in numerous environmental and industrial processes. One category of liquids whose surfaces have been of particular interest in recent years is ionic liquids (ILs). ILs are often defined as salts that remain liquid below 100 °C.
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