Titlebook: Desorption Induced by Electronic Transitions DIET IV; Proceedings of the F Gerhard Betz,Peter Varga Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Ve

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Image-Screening of Positive Ions at Metal Surfaces, and Electronically Stimulated Desorption of Noblach, which fully accounts for screening by the electrons within the metal valence band. Results for Ar. are used to predict yields and energy distributions for Ar atoms which desorb upon ionization of physisorbed Ar. The calculated potentials provide a substantially improved description of the desor

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Trajectory Calculations of Electron Stimulated Desorption of Positive and Negative Ionsnce of final-state effects on the trajectories of desorbed ions. It is believed that the initial repulsive forces propelling ESD ions from surfaces often originate from 2 hole repulsive states which act along the original chemical bond direction[l]. However, final state effects, including image fiel

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Excitation Lifetimes and Excited-State Forces in Chemisorbed Moleculescopy (RIS) [1,2], thus providing an unprecedented opportunity for theoretical progress in electron-stimulated desorption (ESD). In previous work [1–4], we reported a semi-quantitative explanation of the translational and internal energy distributions of NO. from Pt(111) based on a detailed microscop

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Surface Photochemistryactions. The photochemical processes which can occur are photodesorption, photodissociation, and photoreaction of the adsorbed molecules. These photo-induced processes have been observed for a range of diatomic and polyatomic molecules on metal, semimetal, semiconductor, and insulator surfaces. Surf

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Substrate Mediated Photodissociation of NO2/N2O4 Adsorbed on Pd(111)f the NO molecules released into the gas phase and determination of the yield as function of angle and polarization provide clear evidence that the dominant primary process consists in electronic excitation of the metallic substrate rather than in direct absorption by the adsorbate.

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Resonantly Enhanced Dissociation of Molecules into Excited Fragments Following Core-Level Excitationomatized synchrotron radiation in the range 100 to 140 eV we have monitored the dispersed UV/optical fluorescence resulting from excitation of a Si 2p electron in SiF. and SiCl.. The main features in the SiF. fluorescence spectrum have been identified as emission from the . D state and from excited

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