Controlled deposition of size-selected silver nanoclusters
1996
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Variable-temperature scanning tunneling microscopy was used to study the effect of kinetic cluster energy and rare-gas buffer layers on the deposition process of size-selected silver nanoclusters on a platinum(111) surface. Clusters with impact energies of
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Title
Controlled deposition of size-selected silver nanoclusters
Author(s)
Bromann, K. ; Félix, C. ; Brune, H. ; Harbich, W. ; Monot, R. ; Buttet, J. ; Kern, K.
Published in
Science
Volume
274
Issue
5289
Pages
956-958
Date
1996
Keywords
ion surface impact; ionised cluster beam deposition; metal clusters; nanostructured materials; scanning tunnelling microscopy; silver; surface structure deposition; size selected silver nanoclusters; variable temperature scanning tunneling microscopy; kinetic cluster energy; rare gas buffer layers; Pt111 surface; impact energies; bare substrate; fragmentation; substrate damage; impact energy; soft landing; argon buffer layer; kinetic energy; nondestructive cluster deposition; monodispersed nanostructures; Ag; Pt A6146 (Solid clusters including fullerenes and nanoparticles); A6855 (Thin film growth structure and epitaxy); A7920N (Atom molecule and ion surface impact); A6820 (Solid surface structure); A61; A68; A79; A6
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