Surface Sticking Coefficients
Surface Sticking Coefficients is a dimensionless physical parameter in grain-surface chemistry that quantifies the probability of a gas-phase species adsorbing onto a dust grain surface upon collision, distinguishing it from other uptake mechanisms by specifically characterizing the initial chemisorption or physisorption efficiency at the interface.
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Margaret A. Tolbert, Michel J. Rossi, David M. Golden · Geophysical Research Letters · 1988 · 177 citations
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