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a relation that estimates the desorption activation energy from the peak temperature in temperature-programmed desorption.

In surface science, Redhead equation refers to a relation that estimates the desorption activation energy from the peak temperature in temperature-programmed desorption. This meaning comes from Redhead (1962) in Vacuum.[1]

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References

Redhead, P. A. (1962). Thermal desorption of gases. Vacuum, 12(4), 203-211. https://doi.org/10.1016/0042-207x(62)90978-8

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