Scanning tunneling microscopy and spectroscopy of Mo clusters grown on TiO2(110). Petukhov, M., Rizzi, G. A., Domenichini, B., Granozzi, G., & Bourgeois, S. Surface Science, 601(18):3881–3885, September, 2007. ![Scanning tunneling microscopy and spectroscopy of Mo clusters grown on TiO2(110) [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper doi abstract bibtex Molybdenum was deposited in two steps (3�eq.�ML and 1�eq.�ML) on the light blue rutile TiO2(1�1�0) (1�נ1) surface at room temperature, each Mo deposition cycle being followed by an annealing up to 950-1000�K. This procedure was found to lead to formation of separated clusters having a size in very wide range (1-20�nm). Scanning tunneling microscopy showed a dependence of the cluster morphology as a function of the size. The scanning tunneling spectra of Mo clusters was studied as a function of cluster dimensions and discussed in comparison with photoelectron spectroscopy results previously obtained for homogeneous Mo films. The dI/dV curves do not display the valence band structure of deposited material, which could be explained by the Schottky barrier formation.
@article{petukhov_scanning_2007,
title = {Scanning tunneling microscopy and spectroscopy of {Mo} clusters grown on {TiO2}(110)},
volume = {601},
url = {http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/B6TVX-4NH7DXM-F/2/0d58ecdcf3a2ade72a9052271d3ee032},
doi = {10.1016/j.susc.2007.04.032},
abstract = {Molybdenum was deposited in two steps (3�eq.�ML and 1�eq.�ML) on the light blue rutile TiO2(1�1�0) (1�נ1) surface at room temperature, each Mo deposition cycle being followed by an annealing up to 950-1000�K. This procedure was found to lead to formation of separated clusters having a size in very wide range (1-20�nm). Scanning tunneling microscopy showed a dependence of the cluster morphology as a function of the size. The scanning tunneling spectra of Mo clusters was studied as a function of cluster dimensions and discussed in comparison with photoelectron spectroscopy results previously obtained for homogeneous Mo films. The dI/dV curves do not display the valence band structure of deposited material, which could be explained by the Schottky barrier formation.},
number = {18},
urldate = {2008-08-25},
journal = {Surface Science},
author = {Petukhov, Mikhail and Rizzi, Gian Andrea and Domenichini, Bruno and Granozzi, Gaetano and Bourgeois, Sylvie},
month = sep,
year = {2007},
keywords = {Growth, Scanning tunnelling spectroscopies, Surface structure, morphology, roughness, and topography, Titanium oxide, molybdenum, scanning tunnelling microscopy},
pages = {3881--3885},
}
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