Structure of vicinal surfaces of alloys: Cu–Pd(17%)(1 1 5)
An even single step structure is observed by scanning tunneling microscopy for the Cu–Pd(17%)(1 1 5) surface in the chemically ordered phase. This is in contrast with the paired step structure of vicinals of (0 0 1) and (1 1 0) surfaces with higher average step–step distance of A 3B L1 2 alloys. The...
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| description | An even single step structure is observed by scanning tunneling microscopy for the Cu–Pd(17%)(1
1
5) surface in the chemically ordered phase. This is in contrast with the paired step structure of vicinals of (0
0
1) and (1
1
0) surfaces with higher average step–step distance of A
3B L1
2 alloys. The three possible structures for vicinal surfaces involving steps and subsurface antiphase boundaries (APBs) are compared. The observation of a paired step structure for Cu–Pd(17%)(1
1
11) and of a single step structure for (1
1
5) allows estimating the subsurface APB energy. |
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