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Research paper thumbnail of Quantum size stabilization of Ge3Pt nanofilms on Ge(001)

Physical Review Materials, Jun 24, 2019

Research paper thumbnail of In situ optical observation of nano-colloidal gold film deposition

Research paper thumbnail of Op weg naar het oppervlak; ontwerp van een snelheidsselectieve thermische depositiebron

Research paper thumbnail of Silicium-Structuur: Energetica en strutuur van de stabiele en niet stabiele bi-atomaire stappen van Si(001)

Research paper thumbnail of Elektrochemical deposition of Co on Cu(001)

Research paper thumbnail of Versatile nano-scale patterning of surfaces

Research paper thumbnail of Elektrochemische Deposition von Co auf Cu(001)

In situ STM Ergebnisse der elektrochemischen Deposition von Co auf Cu(001) in einer chloridhaltig... more In situ STM Ergebnisse der elektrochemischen Deposition von Co auf Cu(001) in einer chloridhaltigen wasrigen Losung (8 mM KCl, 1mM CoCl2) werden vorgestellt. Es hat sich erwiesen, das eine Erhohung des pH-Wertes entscheidend ist, um die Kobaltdeposition auf Cu(001) zu ermoglichen, ohne das diese von einer massiven Wasserstoffentwicklung beeintrachtigt wird. Eine Vorbedeckung von Chloridanionen wird benutzt, um die Oberflache von einer Oxidschicht zu befreien. Hierbei wird die Cu(001) Oberflache mit einer 10 mM HCl wasrigen Losung vorbehandelt. STM Ergebnisse deuten auf eine Oberflachenlegierungsbildung von Kobalt und Kupfer hin. Es erweist sich, das der Abscheidungs- und Auflosungsprozes nach einiger Zeit des Zykelns reversibel wird. Es werden Struktur und Morphologie von Kobaltfilmen verschiedener Dicke vorgestellt.

Research paper thumbnail of Soft-lithography based micropatterning, local chemical functionalisation

Research paper thumbnail of Organic supramolecular nano architecture engineering on surfaces

Research paper thumbnail of Novel nanomaterials for boosting silver-based partial oxidation catalysis

Research paper thumbnail of Two Dimensional Ice crystals intercalated between graphene and mica

Bulletin of the American Physical Society, Mar 17, 2016

Research paper thumbnail of Physics of interfaces and ultra thin films

Research paper thumbnail of The scattering mechanism

Research paper thumbnail of The characterization of stepped surfaces by means of coherent and diffuse helium scattering

Springer Tracts in Modern Physics, 1989

Research paper thumbnail of Alloying, Dealloying, and Reentrant Alloying in (Sub)monolayer Growth of Ag on Pt(111)

Journal of Physical Chemistry C, Apr 7, 2017

Alloying, de-alloying and reentrant alloying in (sub-)monolayer growth of Ag on Pt(111) 2 Abstrac... more Alloying, de-alloying and reentrant alloying in (sub-)monolayer growth of Ag on Pt(111) 2 Abstract. An in-situ nanoscopic investigation of the prototypical surface alloying system Ag/Pt(111) is reported. The morphology and the structure of the ultrathin Ag-Pt film is studied using Low Energy Electron Microscopy during growth at about 800 K. An amazingly rich dynamic behaviour is uncovered in which stress relieve plays a governing role. Initial growth leads to surface alloying with prolonged and retarded nucleation of ad-islands. Beyond 50% coverage de-alloying proceeds, joined by partial segregation of Pt towards the centre of large islands in violent processes. Upon coalescence the irregularly shaped vacancy clusters are filled by segregating Pt, which then take a compact shape (black spots). As a result at around 85% coverage the strain of the initially pseudo-morphological film is almost completely relieved and Pt-segregation is at its maximum. Further deposition of Ag leads to transient reentrant alloying and recovery of the pseudo-morphological layer. The black spots persist even in/on several layers thick films. Ex-situ atomic force microscopy data confirm that these are constituted by probably amorphous Pt(-rich) structures. The (sub-)monolayer films are very much heterogeneous.

Research paper thumbnail of Channeling and Backscatter Imaging

Nanoscience and Technology, 2016

While the default imaging mode in HIM uses secondary electrons, backscattered helium or neon cont... more While the default imaging mode in HIM uses secondary electrons, backscattered helium or neon contains valuable information about the sample composition and structure. In this chapter, we will discuss how backscattered helium can be used to obtain information about buried structures and provide qualitative elemental contrast. The discussion is extended to the use of channeling to increase image quality and obtain crystallographic information. As an example, we demonstrate that the period of a dislocation network in a film only two monolayers thick can be obtained with atomic precision.

Research paper thumbnail of Diffuse scattering as a probe of the lateral distribution in heterogeneous systems

Springer Tracts in Modern Physics

Research paper thumbnail of Optical anisotropy induced by oblique incidence ion bombardment of Ag(001)

Verhandlungen der Deutschen Physikalischen Gesellschaft, 2008

Research paper thumbnail of TEAS as a probe of thermal roughness on monocrystalline surfaces

Research paper thumbnail of Structural and Optical Characterization of Anodized Porous Aluminum Oxide

Research paper thumbnail of Quantum size stabilization of Ge3Pt nanofilms on Ge(001)

Physical Review Materials, Jun 24, 2019

Research paper thumbnail of In situ optical observation of nano-colloidal gold film deposition

Research paper thumbnail of Op weg naar het oppervlak; ontwerp van een snelheidsselectieve thermische depositiebron

Research paper thumbnail of Silicium-Structuur: Energetica en strutuur van de stabiele en niet stabiele bi-atomaire stappen van Si(001)

Research paper thumbnail of Elektrochemical deposition of Co on Cu(001)

Research paper thumbnail of Versatile nano-scale patterning of surfaces

Research paper thumbnail of Elektrochemische Deposition von Co auf Cu(001)

In situ STM Ergebnisse der elektrochemischen Deposition von Co auf Cu(001) in einer chloridhaltig... more In situ STM Ergebnisse der elektrochemischen Deposition von Co auf Cu(001) in einer chloridhaltigen wasrigen Losung (8 mM KCl, 1mM CoCl2) werden vorgestellt. Es hat sich erwiesen, das eine Erhohung des pH-Wertes entscheidend ist, um die Kobaltdeposition auf Cu(001) zu ermoglichen, ohne das diese von einer massiven Wasserstoffentwicklung beeintrachtigt wird. Eine Vorbedeckung von Chloridanionen wird benutzt, um die Oberflache von einer Oxidschicht zu befreien. Hierbei wird die Cu(001) Oberflache mit einer 10 mM HCl wasrigen Losung vorbehandelt. STM Ergebnisse deuten auf eine Oberflachenlegierungsbildung von Kobalt und Kupfer hin. Es erweist sich, das der Abscheidungs- und Auflosungsprozes nach einiger Zeit des Zykelns reversibel wird. Es werden Struktur und Morphologie von Kobaltfilmen verschiedener Dicke vorgestellt.

Research paper thumbnail of Soft-lithography based micropatterning, local chemical functionalisation

Research paper thumbnail of Organic supramolecular nano architecture engineering on surfaces

Research paper thumbnail of Novel nanomaterials for boosting silver-based partial oxidation catalysis

Research paper thumbnail of Two Dimensional Ice crystals intercalated between graphene and mica

Bulletin of the American Physical Society, Mar 17, 2016

Research paper thumbnail of Physics of interfaces and ultra thin films

Research paper thumbnail of The scattering mechanism

Research paper thumbnail of The characterization of stepped surfaces by means of coherent and diffuse helium scattering

Springer Tracts in Modern Physics, 1989

Research paper thumbnail of Alloying, Dealloying, and Reentrant Alloying in (Sub)monolayer Growth of Ag on Pt(111)

Journal of Physical Chemistry C, Apr 7, 2017

Alloying, de-alloying and reentrant alloying in (sub-)monolayer growth of Ag on Pt(111) 2 Abstrac... more Alloying, de-alloying and reentrant alloying in (sub-)monolayer growth of Ag on Pt(111) 2 Abstract. An in-situ nanoscopic investigation of the prototypical surface alloying system Ag/Pt(111) is reported. The morphology and the structure of the ultrathin Ag-Pt film is studied using Low Energy Electron Microscopy during growth at about 800 K. An amazingly rich dynamic behaviour is uncovered in which stress relieve plays a governing role. Initial growth leads to surface alloying with prolonged and retarded nucleation of ad-islands. Beyond 50% coverage de-alloying proceeds, joined by partial segregation of Pt towards the centre of large islands in violent processes. Upon coalescence the irregularly shaped vacancy clusters are filled by segregating Pt, which then take a compact shape (black spots). As a result at around 85% coverage the strain of the initially pseudo-morphological film is almost completely relieved and Pt-segregation is at its maximum. Further deposition of Ag leads to transient reentrant alloying and recovery of the pseudo-morphological layer. The black spots persist even in/on several layers thick films. Ex-situ atomic force microscopy data confirm that these are constituted by probably amorphous Pt(-rich) structures. The (sub-)monolayer films are very much heterogeneous.

Research paper thumbnail of Channeling and Backscatter Imaging

Nanoscience and Technology, 2016

While the default imaging mode in HIM uses secondary electrons, backscattered helium or neon cont... more While the default imaging mode in HIM uses secondary electrons, backscattered helium or neon contains valuable information about the sample composition and structure. In this chapter, we will discuss how backscattered helium can be used to obtain information about buried structures and provide qualitative elemental contrast. The discussion is extended to the use of channeling to increase image quality and obtain crystallographic information. As an example, we demonstrate that the period of a dislocation network in a film only two monolayers thick can be obtained with atomic precision.

Research paper thumbnail of Diffuse scattering as a probe of the lateral distribution in heterogeneous systems

Springer Tracts in Modern Physics

Research paper thumbnail of Optical anisotropy induced by oblique incidence ion bombardment of Ag(001)

Verhandlungen der Deutschen Physikalischen Gesellschaft, 2008

Research paper thumbnail of TEAS as a probe of thermal roughness on monocrystalline surfaces

Research paper thumbnail of Structural and Optical Characterization of Anodized Porous Aluminum Oxide

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