Structure, electronics, and interaction of hydrogen and oxygen on diamond surfaces

By S. Sque, R. Jones, P. Briddon. 2006

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Diamond for bio-sensor applications (2007, background): “6 eV (for a detailed discussion see [30]).”
Nanodiamond Particles: Properties and Perspectives for Bioapplications (2009, methodology): “163 For example, as reported by Kern et al, 164 the hydrogen adsorption energy (difference between the hydrogenated surface and the stable clean surface) differs by 0.”