Langmuir · 1996 · 102 citations · 68 references
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The adsorption of l -cysteine on Au(111) from a perchlorate solution was studied by in-situ scanning tunneling microscopy. The potential-induced adsorption of the thiols lifts the reconstruction of Au(111) and at more positive potentials l -cysteine adopts a adlayer structure. The potential-induced desorption of the adlayer does not cause the reconstruction to reappear but instead leaves a roughened surface with a large number of monoatomic high gold islands and monoatomic deep holes.
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Marc D. Porter, Thomas B. Bright, David L. Allara et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1987 · 3.1K citations