1993
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.48.12183
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Structure of ethane monolayers adsorbed on MgO(100): Experiments and calculations

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“…The peaks without the indication of an error are more ambiguous: [ ) neutron diffraction; 20 ) ) LEED. 21,22 (C-C molecular axis parallel to the MgO surface). The marked statistical improvement in the present diffraction data is most likely due to the chemical purity, size uniformity, and mean size of the MgO particles as was noted in our earlier findings 3,28 as well as the high flux and appropriately matched resolution of the instrument used here (OSIRIS).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The peaks without the indication of an error are more ambiguous: [ ) neutron diffraction; 20 ) ) LEED. 21,22 (C-C molecular axis parallel to the MgO surface). The marked statistical improvement in the present diffraction data is most likely due to the chemical purity, size uniformity, and mean size of the MgO particles as was noted in our earlier findings 3,28 as well as the high flux and appropriately matched resolution of the instrument used here (OSIRIS).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such a misfit is not surprising since the nearest neighbor distance between two neopentane molecules in the bulk is equal to 6.21 A. According to the selection rule of Bragg diffraction applied to this c(2 · 4) unit cell, the ðhkÞ reflections with ðh þ kÞ odd are extinguished, consequently, the unique reflections not extinct are (02) and (11). Note that, considering that the orientational order-disorder transition of the neopentane bulk (3D) takes place at 140 K, we have considered in the fit two molecules rotating freely around their equilibrium position.…”
Section: B ¼ 11:92mentioning
confidence: 96%
“…The primitive cell of the former monolayer structure (S 1 ) contains one molecule, whereas the latter structure (S 2 ) corresponds to two inequivalent molecules per primitive cell. In the minimization procedure, it is assumed that equivalent molecules pertaining to other cells move in the same way as the corresponding molecules in the original primitive cell [11]. Thus, the minimization procedure involves six degrees of freedom for the (2 · 2) structure (S 1 ), and 12 degrees of freedom for the (2 · 4) structure (S 2 ).…”
Section: Interaction Potential and Optimization Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%
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