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Anisotropy of the Surface Energy and Work Function of IIB Metals

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On the basis of electron-statistical method of calculation of the surface energy of metals, a technique for estimating the electron work function of hexagonal and rhombohedral metallic crystals has been developed. This technique relates surface energy to work function and can thus be applied to estimate the surface energy of crystal faces from experimental data for a work function. Computations have been made for cadmium, zinc, and mercury macrocrystals. The temperature and orientation dependences of both quantities have been constructed. Our results are in good agreement with literature experimental data.

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Shebzukhova, I.G., Aref’eva, L.P. Anisotropy of the Surface Energy and Work Function of IIB Metals. Tech. Phys. 64, 274–277 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063784219020208

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