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Comment on “Origin of Surface Conductivity in Diamond”

Physical Review Letters, 2001
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B, Koslowski, S, Strobel, P, Ziemann
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Surface Conductivity of Cleaved Silicon Surfaces

Physical Review, 1962
The experimental results of Palmer, Morrison, and Dauenbaugh on the conductivity of cleaved surfaces of silicon are reinterpreted in terms of a large density of states below the center of the forbidden energy gap. This new interpretation shows that the conductivity measurements and the work function and photoelectric threshold measurements are not in ...
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Surface conductive glass

Journal of Chemical Education, 1984
The properties of surface conductive glass, the chemical nature of surface conducting SnO2, and simple procedure for the preparation of surface conducting SnO2 films on glass substrates.
John Tanaka, Steven L. Suib
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Electrophoresis and surface conductance

Journal of Colloid Science, 1963
Abstract For microscopic particles of Pyrex glass both bare as well as covered with a layer of adsorbed bovine serum albumin, the surface conductance correction which should be applied to the electrophoretic mobility becomes important below a concentration of about 0.01 M sodium chloride.
S Ghosh, Henry B Bull
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Surface conductance in plugs

Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry and Interfacial Electrochemistry, 1974
Summary An equation for the experimental evaluation of surface conductance in plugs is described. It appears that the length over which the surface current is carried and the cross-sectional area across which the bulk current is carried are the main parameters that limit the determination of real values of surface conductance in plugs.
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A reëxamination of surface conductivity

Kolloid-Zeitschrift und Zeitschrift für Polymere, 1964
The problem of calculating the surface conductivity at an electrolyte-solid interface is reconsidered. Some of the limitations of the existing definitions and theoretical approaches are pointed out, and the problem is reworked to include the effects of non-zero space charge and ion concentration on the conductivity.
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The surface conductance of kaolinite

Australian Journal of Chemistry, 1956
The surface conductance of kaolinite particles has been determined and compared with values calculated from measured ζ-potentials. A reasonable measure of agreement between these values suggests that the theory is adequate, and indicates that further information about the behaviour of kaolinite suspensions might be gained from careful measurements of ...
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