Reconstruction at ordered Au(110)-aqueous interfaces as probed by atomic-resolution scanning tunneling microscopy.

Reconstruction at ordered Au(110)-aqueous interfaces as probed by atomic-resolution scanning tunneling microscopy.
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通过原子分辨率扫描隧道显微镜探测有序 Au(110)-水界面的重建。

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1991
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Physical Review B (Condensed Matter)
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Weaver
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Gao;Hamelin;Weaver

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