INVESTIGATIONS OF ADSORPTION ON METAL SURFACES BY PHOTOELECTRON SPECTROSCOPY, COMBINED WITH OTHER METHODS.

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Abstract

A survey is given of the experimental information which can be obtained for adsorbate layers on metals by photoelectron spectroscopy. Three levels of interpretation are distinguished: a qualitative approach using the UPS and XPS spectra as fingerprints, which works best in correlation with other methods, a semiquantitative approach which tries to extract physical insight from the measured data on an intermediate level of sophistication, and as the ultimate aim, a correlation of photoelectron spectra with the spectral density obtained from many-body theories. Several examples are described.

Original languageEnglish
Pages313-320
Number of pages8
StatePublished - 1974
EventUnknown conference - Anaheim, Calif
Duration: 8 Oct 197411 Oct 1974

Conference

ConferenceUnknown conference
CityAnaheim, Calif
Period8/10/7411/10/74

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