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Hydrogen atom collisions with a semiconductor efficiently promote electrons to the conduction band - Nature Chemistry

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Hydrogen atom collisions with a semiconductor efficiently promote electrons to the conduction band - Nature Chemistry

The Born–Oppenheimer approximation is the keystone of modern computational chemistry and there is wide interest in understanding under what conditions it remains valid. Hydrogen atom scattering from insulator, semi-metal and metal surfaces has helped provide such information. The approximation is adequate for insulators and for metals it fails, but not severely. Here we present hydrogen atom scattering from a semiconductor surface: Ge(111)c(2 × 8).

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