ADSORPTION OF N2 ON W(100) UNDER LONG EXPOSURE.

Harold F. Winters; P. Morgen; S. Tougaard; J. Onsgaard

ADSORPTION OF N₂ ON W(100) UNDER LONG EXPOSURE.

Harold F. Winters^*, P. Morgen, S. Tougaard, J. Onsgaard

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Abstract

The behavior of W(100) after long exposure to N//2 is established. Results from LEED, AES, and Flash-Desorption are presented as a function of surface coverage. A model which explains the experimental results is also described.

Original language	English
Publication date	1. Jan 1980
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 1. Jan 1980
Event	Unknown conference - Cannes, Fr Duration: 22. Sept 1980 → 26. Sept 1980

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City	Cannes, Fr
Period	22/09/1980 → 26/09/1980

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