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Tuning Hydrophobicity of Platinum by Small Changes in Surface Morphology | Synapse

September 30, 2011Physical Review Letters15 citationsOpen Access

Tuning Hydrophobicity of Platinum by Small Changes in Surface Morphology

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MNMaria J. T. C. van der NietLeiden University ADAngela den DunnenLeiden University

Marc T. M. KoperLeiden University

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Stepped platinum surfaces can become hydrophobic when they are hydrogenated. Even though the Pt(533) and Pt(553) surfaces have similar geometries, the hydrophobicity on the deuterated surface is surprisingly different: on Pt(533) the surface is hydrophobic with water clustering at steps, whereas the entire surface is wet on Pt(553).

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Niet et al. (2011) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2183b6cdf8429e7e5fc353 https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.107.146103

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