Influence of an adsorbate on the morphology of a vicinal surface: sulfur on Cu(1 1 11), a STM and helium diffraction study
The adsorption of sulfur atoms on Cu(1 1 11) is shown to alter the step mobility and morphology. S atoms are adsorbed preferentially on kink sites, on the upper side of steps. The kink density increases with sulfur coverage and S-decorated kinks are immobile. The mobility of steps is correspondingly...
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| description | The adsorption of sulfur atoms on Cu(1 1 11) is shown to alter the step mobility and morphology. S atoms are adsorbed preferentially on kink sites, on the upper side of steps. The kink density increases with sulfur coverage and S-decorated kinks are immobile. The mobility of steps is correspondingly reduced although we have seen that the density of
bare kinks is also enhanced for low S coverage. |
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