Materials | |
Surface Nano-Structuring by Adsorption and Chemical Reactions | |
关键词: self-assembly; nano-structuring; nano-dots and lines; formation and array of quasi-compounds; reaction of surface atoms; phase boundaries; reconstruction; Cu(100); Cu(110); Ag(110); Ni(110); Au(111)-hex; Si(111)-7 × 7; electronic and magnetic properties of nano-metals; | |
DOI : 10.3390/ma3094518 | |
来源: mdpi | |
【 摘 要 】
Nano-structuring of the surface caused by adsorption of molecules or atoms and by the reaction of surface atoms with adsorbed species is reviewed from a chemistry viewpoint. Self-assembly of adsorbed species is markedly influenced by weak mutual interactions and the local strain of the surface induced by the adsorption. Nano-structuring taking place on the surface is well explained by the notion of a quasi-molecule provided by the reaction of surface atoms with adsorbed species. Self-assembly of quasi-molecules by weak internal bonding provides quasi-compounds on a specific surface. Various nano-structuring phenomena are discussed: (i) self-assembly of adsorbed molecules and atoms; (ii) self-assembly of quasi-compounds; (iii) formation of nano-composite surfaces; (iv) controlled growth of nano-materials on composite surfaces. Nano-structuring processes are not always controlled by energetic feasibility, that is, the formation of nano-composite surface and the growth of nano-particles on surfaces are often controlled by the kinetics. The idea of the “kinetic controlled molding” might be valuable to design nano-materials on surfaces.
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