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September 6, 1993Physical Review Letters113 citations

Potential dependent surface relaxation of the Pt(001)/electrolyte interface

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ITI. M. TidswellLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Nenad M. Marković
Nenad M. MarkovićLeiden University
PRP.N. RossCentre National de la Recherche Scientifique

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X-ray reflectivity measurements were used to determine the structure of the Pt (001) /solution interface as a function of the applied potential in alkaline and acid electrolytes. Unlike the Pt (001) /vacuum interface, the electrolyte interface was found to be unreconstructed at all potentials. The lattice spacing between the first and second layer was found to be a funciton of potential in the region where approximately a monolayer of H was adsorbed. The expansion was up to 2. 5% of a lattice spacing (0. 05) in alkaline electrolyte, and up to 1% of a lattice spacing in acid electrolytes.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1be51c5b8f4ede65a9366ehttps://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.71.1601
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