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Elsevier, Surface Science, 1-3(254), p. L469-L474

DOI: 10.1016/0039-6028(91)90626-4

Surface Science Letters, 1-3(254), p. L469-L474

DOI: 10.1016/0167-2584(91)90011-f

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A LEED structural analysis of the Co(100) surface

Journal article published in 1991 by Herbert Over, Gerald Kleinle, Gerhard Ertl, Wolfgang Moritz, Karl-Heinz Ernst ORCID, Heinz Wohlgemuth, Klaus Christmann, Eberhard Schwarz
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Abstract

The structure of the clean Co(1010) surface has been analysed by LEED. Application of a recently developed computational scheme reveals the prevalence of the termination A in which the two topmost layers exhibit a narrow spacing of 0.62 angstrom, corresponding to a 12.8(+/-0.5)% contraction with respect to the bulk value, while the spacing between the second and third layer is slightly expanded by 0.8(+/- 0.2)%.