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To determine the relationship between electrical conductivity and electron paramagnetic resonance signals during oxygen chemisorption on tin oxide.

January 1, 1980Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology

Oxygen chemisorption on tin oxide: Correlation between electrical conductivity and EPR measurements

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SCShih−Chia ChangWayne State University

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Experimental study reveals correlations between electrical conductivity and EPR measurements during oxygen chemisorption on tin oxide, highlighting surface electronic dynamics.

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To determine the relationship between electrical conductivity and electron paramagnetic resonance signals during oxygen chemisorption on tin oxide.
Monitored electrical conductivity variations in tin oxide upon exposure to oxygen.
Performed electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy to track paramagnetic surface species during oxygen chemisorption.
Identified direct correlations between electrical conductivity changes and electron paramagnetic resonance spectra during oxygen adsorption.
Demonstrated that surface chemisorption of oxygen systematically alters both charge transport and unpaired electron states in tin oxide.

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Shih−Chia Chang (1980) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a71f5feb5c1fe5ca9dfec13 https://doi.org/10.1116/1.570389

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Experimental study reveals correlations between electrical conductivity and EPR measurements during oxygen chemisorption on tin oxide, highlighting surface electronic dynamics.

Oxygen chemisorption on tin oxide: Correlation between electrical conductivity and EPR measurements

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Oxygen chemisorption on tin oxide: Correlation between electrical conductivity and EPR measurements

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