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Reconstruction of Si(113) by adsorption of atomic hydrogen

The (113) face of Si is highly stable due to rehybridization of dangling bonds. The authors show that adsorbed atomic hydrogen upsets this stability. Structural models are provided for the resultant mixed 2*2 and 2*3 surface.

P. D. Scott | J. Knall | J. Pethica | J. H. Wilson

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