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On the HSAB based estimate of charge transfer between adsorbates and metal surfaces
Chemical Physics · 2011 · Vol. 393(1) · pp. 1–12
Anton Kokalj✉(Jožef Stefan Institute)
Molecular Junctions and NanostructuresElectrocatalysts for Energy ConversionElectrochemical Analysis and ApplicationsElectronegativityChemistryHSAB theoryWork functionMetalValence (chemistry)Valence electronAdsorptionCharge (physics)Electron transfer
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