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Reactivity of diatomic molecules on Cu(100)
M. A. Van Daelen
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M. Neurock
, R. A. Van Santen
Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
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Chemistry
First Principle
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Metal Atom
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Electronic State
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Transition State Theory
100%
Reaction Path
100%
Cluster Model
100%
Chlordiazepoxide
100%
Density Functional Theory
100%
Keyphrases
Dissociation
100%
Diatomic Molecules
100%
Cu(111)
100%
Hollow
50%
Reaction Pathway
33%
Surface Sites
33%
Adsorbed State
33%
Electronic Structure
16%
Recombination
16%
Operating Conditions
16%
Bridge Site
16%
Metal Atoms
16%
Pre-exponential Factor
16%
Transition State Theory
16%
Cluster Model
16%
O2 Dissociation
16%
Recombination Barriers
16%
Low Energy nuclear Reactions
16%
NO Dissociation
16%
Density Functional Theory (DFT) Calculations
16%
Bonding Characteristics
16%
Engineering
Surface Site
100%
Good Agreement
50%
Pre-Exponential Factor
50%
Metal Atom
50%
Electronic State
50%
Reaction Analysis
50%