We investigate the Ir(1 1 0)-c(2 × 4)S adsorbate system using X-ray photoelectron diffraction. As proposed by a previous structure model based on a scanning tunneling microscopy experiment, we find that sulfur atoms of this superstructure enter the second adsorption layer. In contrast to the existing structure model the adatoms do not occupy on-top adsorption sites above first-layer adatoms. We refine the proposed structure model by moving sulfur atoms of the second adsorption layer out of the on-top position. Our experimental results are compared with single and multiple scattering calculations. © 2003 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

Kroeger, J., Kuntze, J., Atrei, A.M., Cortigiani, B., Bardi, U., Rovida, G. (2003). Adsorption geometry of sulfur on Ir(110)-c(2x4)S. SURFACE SCIENCE, 539(1-3), L537-L541 [10.1016/S0039-6028(03)00796-9].

Adsorption geometry of sulfur on Ir(110)-c(2x4)S

Atrei, A. M.;
2003-01-01

Abstract

We investigate the Ir(1 1 0)-c(2 × 4)S adsorbate system using X-ray photoelectron diffraction. As proposed by a previous structure model based on a scanning tunneling microscopy experiment, we find that sulfur atoms of this superstructure enter the second adsorption layer. In contrast to the existing structure model the adatoms do not occupy on-top adsorption sites above first-layer adatoms. We refine the proposed structure model by moving sulfur atoms of the second adsorption layer out of the on-top position. Our experimental results are compared with single and multiple scattering calculations. © 2003 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
2003
Kroeger, J., Kuntze, J., Atrei, A.M., Cortigiani, B., Bardi, U., Rovida, G. (2003). Adsorption geometry of sulfur on Ir(110)-c(2x4)S. SURFACE SCIENCE, 539(1-3), L537-L541 [10.1016/S0039-6028(03)00796-9].
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