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Flemming Besenbacher Group

  • Development and use of scanning probe microscopies and a variety of other surface sensitive techniques for the study of
  • - surfaces
  • - nanostructures
  • - biomolecules

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Foss, M., Feidenhans'l, R., Nielsen, M., Findeisen, E., Buslaps, T., Johnson, R. L., Besenbacher, F. & Stensgaard, I. (1993). X-ray diffraction of the sulphur-induced 4x1 reconstruction of Ni(110). Surf. Sci., 296, 283.
Ruan, L., Stensgaard, I., Besenbacher, F. & Lægsgaard, E. (1992). A scanning tunneling microscopy study of the interaction of S with the Cu(111) surface. Ultramicroscopy, (42-44), 505.
Ruan, L., Besenbacher, F., Stensgaard, I. & Lægsgaard, E. (1992). Atom-resolved studies of the reaction between H2S and O on Ni(110). Physical Review Letters, 47, 3523.
Besenbacher, F., Stensgaard, I., Ruan, L., Nørskov, J. K. & Jacobsen, K. W. (1992). Chemisorption of H, O and S on Ni(110): general trends. Surf. Sci., 272, 331.
Lindgren, H., Garnæs, J., Besenbacher, F., Lægsgaard, E. & Stensgaard, I. (1992). Illite-smectite from the North Sea investigated by scanning tunneling microscopy. Clay Minerals, 27, 331.
Eierdal, L., Besenbacher, F., Lægsgaard, E. & Stensgaard, I. (1992). Oxygen-induced restructuring of Ni(110) studied by scanning tunneling microscopy. Ultramicroscopy, 42-44, 505.
Stensgaard, I., Ruan, L., Besenbacher, F., Jensen, F. & Lægsgaard, E. (1992). STM investigations of adsorption-induced phases on metal surfaces. Surf. Sci., 269/270, 81.
Jensen, F., Besenbacher, F. & Stensgaard, I. (1992). Two new oxygen-induced reconstructions on Cu(111). Surf. Sci., 269/270, 400.
Klink, C., Foss, M., Stensgaard, I. & Besenbacher, F. (1991). Bi adsorption on Ni(100). Surf. Sci., 251/252, 841.

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