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Three types of monatomic steps are observed on the (110) cleavage surface of InAs, with edges parallel to the (110), (111), and (112) directions. The (110)-type steps have unserrated edges, but the (111) and (112) step edges are sometimes serrated, with periodicities of 9.8±{}0.8 and 6.7±{}0.8 A{}, respectively. Models of all three step types are presented: the edges of the (110) steps are unserrated because no new dangling bonds are introduced by such steps; the serrated (111) and (112) step edges are associated with dimerization of surface anions.
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