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surface core-level shift: a standalone construct

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the difference in core-electron binding energy between surface and bulk atoms of a solid, reflecting the changed coordination at the surface.

In surface science, surface core-level shift refers to the difference in core-electron binding energy between surface and bulk atoms of a solid, reflecting the changed coordination at the surface. This meaning comes from Johansson (1980) in Physical Review B.[1]

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References

Johansson, B., & Mårtensson, N. (1980). Core-level binding-energy shifts for the metallic elements. Physical Review B, 21(10), 4427-4457. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevb.21.4427

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