Surface-reaction induced structural oscillations in the subsurface
Atomically differentiating surface and subsurface is experimentally challenging. Here, the authors use in-situ electron microscopy to simultaneously monitor the surface and subsurface and show that H2 oxidation on CuO surfaces induces cycles of ordering and disordering of oxygen vacancies in the sub...
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Nature Portfolio
2020
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/0fd3c268fc0c4526abf43a50c58c7bf8 |
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| Sumario: | Atomically differentiating surface and subsurface is experimentally challenging. Here, the authors use in-situ electron microscopy to simultaneously monitor the surface and subsurface and show that H2 oxidation on CuO surfaces induces cycles of ordering and disordering of oxygen vacancies in the subsurface. |
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