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Quasi-static density functional theory calculations of the rate of mechanochemical decomposition of methyl thiolate species adsorbed on Cu(100) accurately reproduce the experimental normal-stress dependent rates measured in ultrahigh vacuum by… Click to show full abstract
Quasi-static density functional theory calculations of the rate of mechanochemical decomposition of methyl thiolate species adsorbed on Cu(100) accurately reproduce the experimental normal-stress dependent rates measured in ultrahigh vacuum by an atomic force microscopy tip. This allows precise analytical models for mechanochemical reaction kinetics to be developed.
Keywords:
modelling mechanochemical;
microscopy;
reaction kinetics;
measuring modelling;
mechanochemical reaction
Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2020
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