Transient trapping desorption of molecules at surfaces

Raukema, A.; Kleyn, A.W.

Scattering studies of hyperthermal O₂, from Ag(111) for a backscattering geometry are reported. Three different scattering paths are observed: physisorption followed by desorption, direct-inelastic scattering, and transient trapping desorption. The latter process is attributed to transient adsorption of the molecule in an O₂^d- state at the surface without equilibration of the vibrational degree of freedom. The molecule desorbs with hyperthermal energy.

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Journal	Phys. Rev. Lett.
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