Finite-Size Effects in O and CO Adsorption for the Late Transition Metals
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Andrew J. Medford | Amit Kushwaha | Lars C. Grabow | Andrew A. Peterson | Jens K. Nørskov | Felix Mbuga | J. Nørskov | L. Grabow | Christina W. Li | A. Peterson | T. Brennan | Bonggeun Shong | Lin Li | F. Mbuga | Thomas P. Brennan | Bonggeun Shong | Chinchun Ooi | Di M. Wu | Lin Li | Dianhua Wu | A. Kushwaha | Chinchun Ooi
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