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masyousaf1
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Dear Member,
Respected Members,
I am working on the behaviour of hydrogen at the Cu/Ni (111)-graphene interface. In case of Ni (111), the atomic H on the interface diffuse inside the the surface. While in case of Cu (111), the H atom stays at the Cu(111)-graphene interface. It seems that H atom experiences more electrostatic repulsion from the graphene in case of Ni (111). Kindly suggest how can I quantify electrostatic repulsion in both cases ? Best wishes
Respected Members,
I am working on the behaviour of hydrogen at the Cu/Ni (111)-graphene interface. In case of Ni (111), the atomic H on the interface diffuse inside the the surface. While in case of Cu (111), the H atom stays at the Cu(111)-graphene interface. It seems that H atom experiences more electrostatic repulsion from the graphene in case of Ni (111). Kindly suggest how can I quantify electrostatic repulsion in both cases ? Best wishes