most citedDirect assessment of the proton affinity of individual surface hydroxyls with non-contact atomic force microscopy

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cond-mat.mtrl-sci202328 cited

The effect of different InO(111) surface terminations on CO adsorption

Sabrina M. Gericke, Minttu M. Kauppinen, Margareta Wagner +15

InO-based catalysts have shown high activity and selectivity for CO hydrogenation to methanol, however the origin of the high performance of InO is still unclea…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci20239 cited

The prototypical organic-oxide interface: intra-molecular resolution of sexiphenyl on InO(111)

Margareta Wagner, Jakob Hofinger, Martin Setvín +3

The performance of an organic-semiconductor device is critically determined by the geometric alignment, orientation, and ordering of the organic molecules. While an organic multila…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci202380 cited

Direct assessment of the proton affinity of individual surface hydroxyls with non-contact atomic force microscopy

Margareta Wagner, Bernd Meyer, Martin Setvin +2

The state of protonation/deprotonation of surfaces has far-ranging implications in all areas of chemistry: from acid-base catalysis and the electro- and photocatalytic splittin…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci20237 cited

Adsorption configurations of Co-phthalocyanine on In2O3(111)

Margareta Wagner, Fabio Calcinelli, Andreas Jeindl +3

Indium oxide offers optical transparency paired with electric conductivity, a combination required in many optoelectronic applications. The most-stable In2O3(111) surface has a lar…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci202333 cited

Water Structures Reveal Local Hydrophobicity on the In2O3(111) Surface

Hao Chen, Matthias A. Blatnik, Christian L. Ritterhoff +9

Clean oxide surfaces are generally hydrophilic. Water molecules anchor at undercoordinated surface metal atoms that act as Lewis-acid sites, and they are stabilized by H bonds to u…