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A vitrifying structure transition in the Dy/Mo(112) adsorption system
Annealing-driven irreversible structural transitions are studied by low-energy electron diffraction in submonolayer Dy films adsorbed on the Mo(112) surface. In a wide coverage range θ>0.07, Dy overlayers deposited at low temperatures (T≈100 K ) are ordered and keep their structure upon annealin...
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| description | Annealing-driven irreversible structural transitions are studied by low-energy electron diffraction in submonolayer Dy films adsorbed on the Mo(112) surface. In a wide coverage range
θ>0.07,
Dy overlayers deposited at low temperatures
(T≈100
K
)
are ordered and keep their structure upon annealing up to 350–600 K. Near
θ=0.68,
the overlayers are stable to high-temperature annealing
(T
a
=1000
K
)
as well, whereas the denser films are metastable and transform to more stable ordered structures. An unusual annealing effect is found for
θ |
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θ=0.68,
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