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(0001) surface, for which we observe that Fe substitution increases the reducibility of the resulting mixed metal oxide surface. Our results suggest Fe is only stable on the surface under very high temperature and/or low-pressure conditions. Using thermodynamic relationships, we predict the transition points for these surface-confined mixed metal oxides at which exchange between surface/subsurface and subsurface/surface metal atoms occur due to changes in the oxygen chemical potential.
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