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Greg Sitz ()
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Nature, 2005, vol. 433, issue 7025, 470-470

Abstract: There is growing evidence that the usual approach to modelling chemical events at surfaces is incomplete — an important concern in studies of the many catalytic processes that involve surface reactions.

Date: 2005
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