Theory of work-function changes induced by submonolayer alkali adsorption

N.D. Lang

doi:10.1016/0038-1098(71)90452-2

Solid State Communications

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01 Jul 1971

Theory of work-function changes induced by submonolayer alkali adsorption

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The behavior of the work-function vs. coverage curve for alkali adsorption onto high-work-function substrates is reproduced by treating self-consistently a very simple ('jellium') model of the metallic substrate-adsorbate system. © 1971.

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