I did not work with surfaces of metals, but in the case of compound
semiconductors you actually count the number of electrons per dangling
bond. For example in GaAs there are 2e per bond: 3/4e from Ga and 5/4e from
As (group III and V, respectively). At the surface, dangling electrons will
transfer
Dear Wien2k users,
The rates of surface dangling bonds can be represented in the surfaces
energy, however, I was wondering if there are any other ways to number
the surface dangling bonds of a multi-element metallic surface?
Cheers,
Salman
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