The regular solution model is used to compute the surface enrichment in the (111)- and (100)-faces of silver-gold alloys. Surface enrichment by silver is predicted to increase if the surface plane becomes less saturated and decreases if one raises the temperature. The possible implications of these findings are considered in the light of the recently reported mechanism of the epoxidation of ethylene over silver catalysts
Alloy and bimetallic catalyst surfaces have been modelled using two different techniques. Surfaces o...
We present a quasichemical theory to predict surface segregation in nonregular solutions. Surface co...
The interaction of (atmospheric) gases with surfaces of man-made metal objects is an important issue...
The regular solution model is used to compute the surface enrichment in the (111)- and (100)-faces o...
For homogeneous alloys, 2 theories of surface enrichment are available. One is based on the regular ...
Bimetallic alloys are increasingly used in heterogeneous catalysis. This interest is explained by th...
In this chapter, experimental and theoretical studies on surface segregation in Ag-Au systems, inclu...
A simple theory was developed to explain exptl. data on surface enrichment in Pt3Sn. The computed su...
Auger spectroscopy data of annealed Ag-Au [61742-71-0] alloys contg. 12.2-42.4 at.% Ag showed that t...
A review is given of our present understanding of the laws which determine the surface composition o...
In this paper, we investigate by means of first-principles density functional theory calculations th...
Combining first-principles calculations and in situ photoelectron spectroscopy, we show how the comp...
We investigated the structures of Au and Ag monolayers on a number of metal surfaces. It is energeti...
Alloy and bimetallic catalyst surfaces have been modelled using two different techniques. Surfaces o...
We present a quasichemical theory to predict surface segregation in nonregular solutions. Surface co...
The interaction of (atmospheric) gases with surfaces of man-made metal objects is an important issue...
The regular solution model is used to compute the surface enrichment in the (111)- and (100)-faces o...
For homogeneous alloys, 2 theories of surface enrichment are available. One is based on the regular ...
Bimetallic alloys are increasingly used in heterogeneous catalysis. This interest is explained by th...
In this chapter, experimental and theoretical studies on surface segregation in Ag-Au systems, inclu...
A simple theory was developed to explain exptl. data on surface enrichment in Pt3Sn. The computed su...
Auger spectroscopy data of annealed Ag-Au [61742-71-0] alloys contg. 12.2-42.4 at.% Ag showed that t...
A review is given of our present understanding of the laws which determine the surface composition o...
In this paper, we investigate by means of first-principles density functional theory calculations th...
Combining first-principles calculations and in situ photoelectron spectroscopy, we show how the comp...
We investigated the structures of Au and Ag monolayers on a number of metal surfaces. It is energeti...
Alloy and bimetallic catalyst surfaces have been modelled using two different techniques. Surfaces o...
We present a quasichemical theory to predict surface segregation in nonregular solutions. Surface co...
The interaction of (atmospheric) gases with surfaces of man-made metal objects is an important issue...