Abstract
IT has been shown1–3 that a monolayer of certain metals can be deposited on a platinum electrode at a potential somewhat removed from that at which bulk deposition takes place. It has further been shown3 that the resulting monolayer is bound to the platinum substrate by “metallic” bonds.
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BOWLES, B. Packing Density of Atoms in Metallic Monolayers on Platinum. Nature 212, 1456–1457 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/2121456a0
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