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\caption{Snapshots of some of the simulated systems shown |
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highlighting the (557) step edges (top) along with a diagonal view |
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(bottom). System (a) is the pure \ce{Pd}(557) $\sim$40~ns after |
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being dosed with 0.5~ML of \ce{CO}. Systems (b) and (c) are the |
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surface alloy $\sim$110~ns after being dosed with 0 and 0.5~ML of |
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\ce{CO}, respectively. \ce{Pt} atoms are shown in gray, \ce{Pd} |
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in pink, while the adsorbed \ce{CO} molecules are shown in silver |
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/ red.} |
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\caption{Snapshots of some of the simulated systems highlighting the |
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(557) step edges (top) along with a diagonal view (bottom). System |
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(a) is the pure \ce{Pd} (557) $\sim$40~ns after being dosed with |
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0.5~ML of \ce{CO}. System (b) is the bare surface alloy after |
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$\sim$110~ns at 850~K, while (c) is the surface alloy $\sim$110~ns |
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after exposure to 0.5~ML of \ce{CO}. \ce{Pt} atoms are shown in gray, |
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\ce{Pd} in pink, while the adsorbed \ce{CO} molecules are shown in |
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silver / red.} |
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