We present evidence that the chemisorption mechanism for pyridine on cleaved Si(111) is similar to that of benzene on the same surface. The mechanism involves the breaking of C--H bonds and formation of C--Si bonds. Similar processes could give rise to an exceptionally high reactivity of other aromatic molecules on room-temperature cleaved Si(111).
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