G. Paolucci , R. Rosei , K.C. Prince, A.M. Bradshaw
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Photoemission, LEED and Auger spectroscopy have been used to study the carbon layer formed by ethylene decomposition on a Ni(110) surface. Of the two ordered overlayers reported in the literature only the (4 × 5) was obtained. It was found to be carbidic in nature; its photoelectron spectrum is in agreement with recent theoretical calculations.
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