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Understanding the rotational excitation in scattering of D2 from CH3-Si(111)

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We have studied the origin of the striking rotational excitation probability, found experimentally, for D2 upon scattering from a organic-terminated Si(111) surface.

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Journal of Physics: Conference Series

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