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๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
The recently published points of zero charge of metal oxides and related materials are compiled to update the previous compilation (Kosmulski, M., "Chemical properties of materials surfaces." Dekker, New York, 2001). The purity of materials is the most important factor responsible for discrepancies
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We show through enhanced Raman scattering from chloride on silver at large positive metal charge that the Stark effect and bond perturbation play minor roles in the potential dependence of the spectra. The major influence on the intensity and frequency of these spectra can be explained by charges ln