Abstract
Angular-resolved time-of-flight measurements have been made of the photofragmentation of Br adsorbed on GaAs(110). The results show two distinct angular lobes in the plane defined by the surface normal and the [01] direction, each with a characteristic threshold and fragment kinetic energy. The results are interpreted as originating from dissociative electron attachment of adsorbed Br electrons which are supplied by either hot electrons (those excited above the conduction band minimum) in one direction or thermal electrons (those at the CBM) in the other.
- Received 14 September 1993
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.72.3068
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