Double Layer Simulation Studies in Ultrahigh Vacuum of Anion and Cation Hydration at Metal Surfaces

Modern Electrochemistry

1970 • 1,743 citations

Theory of Metal Surfaces: Work Function

1971 • 1,368 citations

Theory of atomic chemisorption on simple metals

1978 • 564 citations

The electrochemical double layer on sp metal single crystals

1983 • 300 citations

Components of Charge and Potential in the Inner Region of the Electrical Double Layer: Aqueous Potassium Chloride Solutions in Contact with Mercury at 25°

1961 • 284 citations

Binding and charge transfer associated with alkali metal adsorption on single crystal nickel surfaces

1970 • 271 citations

Experimental determination and interpretation of the electrosorption valency γ

1973 • 259 citations

The surface chemistry of H2O on clean and oxygen-covered Cu(110)

1984 • 203 citations

Alkali metal-induced reconstruction of Ag(110)

1983 • 201 citations

Double Layer and Electrode Kinetics.

1966 • 159 citations

Coadsorption of water and sodium on the Ru(001) surface

1983 • 77 citations

A review of halocarbon and halogen adsorption with particular reference to iron surfaces

1982 • 76 citations

Electrode resistance and the emersed double layer

1980 • 72 citations

Coadsorption of water and ions on Cu(110): Models for the double layer

1983 • 67 citations

The metal in the polarisable interface coupling with the solvent phase

1983 • 62 citations

Physical, chemical and structural aspects of the electrode/solution interface

1983 • 55 citations

A surface physicist’s view of electrochemistry

1983 • 52 citations

Water adsorption on bromine-covered copper single crystal surfaces

1983 • 47 citations

The potential of zero charge of jellium

1983 • 37 citations

Water adsorption on metal surfaces: an electrochemical viewpoint

1981 • 33 citations

Photoelectron spectroscopic study of emersed gold electrodes

1983 • 29 citations

Ion hydration co-sphere interactions in the double-layer and ionic solutions

1981 • 28 citations

Work Function Changes Due To the Coadsorption of Water with Oxygen and Bromine on Cu(110)

1983 • 11 citations