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Correlating defect structure to the functional properties of Fe1-xO Wüstite

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Nykänen, L.; Honkala, K.: Selectivity in propene dehydrogenation on Pt and Pt₃Sn surfaces from first principles. ACS Catalysis 3 (12), pp. 3026 - 3030 (2013)

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J.-R. Gavarri, C. Carel

The complex nonstoichiometry of wüstite Fe_1-zO: Review and comments

Prog. Solid State Ch. 53, 27-49 (2019)

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Illustration of atomic structure highlighting aluminum, magnesium, and hydrogen atoms. A color scale denotes trapping energy variations, with a lattice network depicting atomic connections.

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