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Theoretical study of oxygen adsorption at the Fe(1 1 0) and (1 0 0) surfaces

Theoretical study of oxygen adsorption at the Fe(1 1 0) and (1 0 0) surfaces,10.1016/j.susc.2005.06.011,Surface Science,P. Blonski,A. Kiejna,J. Hafner

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Electronic, magnetic and structural properties of atomic oxygen adsorbed in on-surface and subsurface sites at the two most densely packed iron surfaces are investigated using density functional theory combined with a thermodynamics formalism. Oxygen coverages varying from a quarter to two monolayers (MLs) are considered. At a 1/4ML coverage, the most stable on-surface adsorption sites are the twofold long bridge sites on the (110), and the fourfold-hollow sites on the (100) surface. The presence of on-surface oxygen atoms enhances the magnetic moments of the atoms of the two topmost Fe layers. Detailed results on the surface magnetic properties, due to O incorporation, are presented as well. Subsurface adsorption is found unfavored. The most stable subsurface O, in tetrahedral positions at the (100) and octahedral ones at the (110) surface, are characterized by substantially lower binding than that in the on-surface sites. Subsurface oxygen increases the interplanar distance between the uppermost Fe layers. The preadsorbed oxygen overlayer enhances binding of subsurface O atoms, particularly for tetrahedral sites beneath the (110) surface.
Journal: Surface Science - SURFACE SCI , vol. 590, no. 1, pp. 88-100, 2005
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