Determination of atom positions at stacking-fault dislocations on Au(111) by scanning tunneling microscopy.
Determination of atom positions at stacking-fault dislocations on Au(111) by scanning tunneling microscopy.
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10.1007/978-94-011-1812-5_15
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1989-04
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C. Wöll;S. Chiang;R. Wilson;P. Lippel
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作者:
C. Wöll;S. Chiang;R. Wilson;P. Lippel
The determination of atom positions around Shockley. type partial dislocations [Burgers vector t (1, 1,-2)] at the (\1 () surface of gold has been achieved by operating a scanning tunneling microscope with atomic resolution on regions containing several unit cens of the (23 X V3) stacking· fault reconstruction of this surface. The data show directly the occupation of both hexagonal· c1ose· packed and face-centered-cubic sites in the surface layer, verifyin8 earlier reconstruction models.Gold takes a unique place among the metals showing the phenomenon of reconstruction at single-crystal surfaces because it is the only face-centered-cubic (fcc) metal whose (III) surface reconstructs. Exr: riments using low-energy electron diffraction (LEED), reflection highenergy electron diffraction (RHEED), 2 and helium atom scattering (HAS») have observed a (22±l) XV3 reconstruction on Au (lll). Transmission electron microscope (TEM) real-space images of small Au (Ill) platelets grown on MoS2 revealed two. bright stripes within the reconstructed unit cell, leading to a model for the surface-atom rearrangement which involves an ordered array of boundaries between surface regions with fcc· type stacking (ABC) and hexagonal-close· packed (hcp) stacking