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Monitoring surface structure and interfacial properties via second harmonic generation
1987
Pure and Applied Chemistry
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Several studies are presented which demonstrate the application of SHG to the study of interfaces. Results are reported for experiments correlating the 511 signal from the electrochemical silver/aqueous electrolyte junction with the electrostatics of the interface as simultaneously monitored by differential capacitance. For related studies, in situ measurements of the surface morphology and structural symmetry of immersed Ag(111) surfaces are presented. The third set of experiments examines the
doi:10.1351/pac198759101263
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