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Geometric structure of TiO2(110)(1X1): Confirming experimental conclusions

Busayaporn, W and Torrelles, X and Wander, A and Tomic, S and Ernst, A and Montanari, B and Harrison, NM and Bikondoa, O and Joumard, I and Zegenhagen, J and Cabailh, G and Thornton, G and Lindsay, R (2010) Geometric structure of TiO2(110)(1X1): Confirming experimental conclusions. PHYS REV B , 81 (15) , Article 153404. 10.1103/PhysRevB.81.153404.

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Abstract

Low-energy electron-diffraction and surface x-ray diffraction data acquired from TiO2(110)(1X1) are re-analyzed to confirm the integrity of the previously reported optimized geometries. This work is performed in response to ab initio density-functional theory calculations that suggest that the atomic displacements determined from low-energy electron-diffraction measurements may be compromised by the limited number of optimized atom positions. Performing structural optimizations as a function of depth into the selvedge, this present study validates the previous experimental structure determinations.

Type:Article
Title:Geometric structure of TiO2(110)(1X1): Confirming experimental conclusions
DOI:10.1103/PhysRevB.81.153404
Keywords:RUTILE, DIFFRACTION, LEED
UCL classification:UCL > School of BEAMS > Faculty of Maths and Physical Sciences > Chemistry

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