THE STRUCTURES OF SMALL HYDROCARBON MOLECULES ON Rh(111) STUDIED BY LOW ENERGY ELECTRON DIFFRACTION: ACETYLENE, ETHYLENE, METHYLACETYLENE, AND PROPYLENE

M.A. Van Hove; R.J. Koestner; Gabor Somorjai

THE STRUCTURES OF SMALL HYDROCARBON MOLECULES ON Rh(111) STUDIED BY LOW ENERGY ELECTRON DIFFRACTION: ACETYLENE, ETHYLENE, METHYLACETYLENE, AND PROPYLENE — M.A. Van Hove (1981) | RDL Network

THE STRUCTURES OF SMALL HYDROCARBON MOLECULES ON Rh(111) STUDIED BY LOW ENERGY ELECTRON DIFFRACTION: ACETYLENE, ETHYLENE, METHYLACETYLENE, AND PROPYLENE

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