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• W2025808212 abstract "The topographical changes resulting from the attack of gaseous hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen on the basal plane surfaces of natural graphite crystals have been studied optically. Undissociated hydrogen or nitrogen appear unreactive toward heated graphite in the temperature range 300°–1200°C. The hexagonal etch pits produced by atomic hydrogen on graphite at 700–800°C have two sides oriented perpendicular to the {112&#x0304;1} twin bands, whereas nitrogen atoms impinging on the crystals at temperatures above 1000°C give rise to hexagonal pits with two sides parallel to the twin bands. These latter pits are similar to those found with molecular oxygen at lower temperatures. By contrast, atomic oxygen causes random unoriented pitting over the whole basal plane surface. These results are discussed in terms of the possible reaction products and estimates of the behavior of the adsorbate species on the graphite surface." @default.
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• W2025808212 title "The reactivity of graphite surfaces with atoms and molecules of hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen" @default.
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