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an analytic method that estimates chemisorption energies and reaction barriers on metal surfaces by keeping total bond order constant along the reaction.

In surface science, bond-order conservation refers to an analytic method that estimates chemisorption energies and reaction barriers on metal surfaces by keeping total bond order constant along the reaction. This meaning comes from Shustorovich (1986) in Surface Science Reports.[1]

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References

Shustorovich, E. (1986). Chemisorption phenomena: Analytic modeling based on perturbation theory and bond-order conservation. Surface Science Reports, 6(1), 1-63. https://doi.org/10.1016/0167-5729(86)90003-8

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