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The vibrational modes of hydrogen in the saturated W(110)-(1 ×{} 1) phase are indicative of the hydrogen atoms being in a state of a two-dimensional liquid. We propose that the phonon anomalies observed for this phase arise from the propensity of the hydrogen liquid to order in one dimension.
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Balden et al. (1994) studied this question.
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