Motion of Surface Atoms on Small Gold Particles Revealed by HREM with Real-Time VTR System
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概要
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A new method of high resolution electron microscopy utilizing a real time VTR-TV monitor system has been developed for the study of small metal particles less than 100 Å in size. The study for the first time revealed the real time motion of the surface atoms on a 100 Å gold cluster. The particle is a cuboctahedron and its {111} and {100} type surface are viewed as their edge-on projections along the <110> direction. The surface atomic steps are formed on the {100} type surfaces but not on the {111} surfaces. The steps frequently change their positions within less than one tenth of a second. This motion is direct evidence of the random walk of the surface atoms on metal surfaces.
- 社団法人応用物理学会の論文
- 1985-02-20
著者
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ICHIHASHI Toshinari
o Department of Physics, Meijo University
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Iijima Sumio
Research And Development Group Nec Corporation
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Ichihashi Toshinari
O Department Of Physics Meijo University
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