Allentown / New York / Washington / D.C. / Reading / London / Mechanics Pergamon / /
Company
IBM / Chemical Reactivity Oxford University Press / BT / Air Products and Chemicals Inc. / O2 and CO / A. N. Anisimov B. V. / /
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USD / / /
Facility
R. C. Forrey* Penn State University / B. D. Hall / Berks-Lehigh Valley College / Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
positive energy eigenvalues / energy barrier / lowest energy structures / fixed energy threshold / energy maximum / metal clusters increases / potential energy information / chemisorption energy / translational kinetic energy / transition metal clusters / higher zeropoint energy / Energy barrier vs heat / energy barriers / excitation energy / potential energy barriers / average activation energy / hydrogen gas / impact site / translational energy / reference energy / threshold energy / Minimum energy structures / Average transition state energy / potential energy barrier / energy / higher zero-point energy / av2 erage transition state energy / Energy barriers eV / surface activation energy / chemical reactions / minimum energy structure / average energy / multidimensional systems / metal catalysts / average internal energy / energy structures / internal energy / respective gas / potential energy surface / transition metal / energy curves / activation energy / energy distribution / fixed energy barrier / /
Organization
Berks-Lehigh Valley College / pentagon / Harvard University / National Science Foundation / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / R. C. Forrey* Penn State University / Federal Communications Commission / Oxford University / Smithsonian / Institute for Theoretical Atomic / Molecular / and Optical Physics / /
Person
S. J. Gulding / A. M. Wodtke / R. N. Zare / G. Johnson Wiley / H. A. Michelsen / D. J. Auerbach / Van Nostrand Reinhold / H. Hou / C. T. Rettner / /
PHYSICAL REVIEW B 73, 155437 2006 Rate constants for dissociative chemisorption of hydrogen molecules on copper clusters R. C. Forrey* Penn State University, Berks-Lehigh Valley College, Reading, Pennslyvania[removed]