Adsorption of hydrogen and deuterium atoms on the (0001) graphite surface

By Thomas Zecho, A. Güttler, X. Sha, B. Jackson, J. Küppers. 2002

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H2 Formation on Grain Surfaces (2004, methodology): “Recently, Zecho et al. (2002) performed similar TPD experiments on graphite surfaces at high temperatures (see Fig.”
Reaction Networks for Interstellar Chemical Modelling: Improvements and Challenges (2010, methodology): “Hydrogen abstraction from graphite has been studied experimentally (Zecho 2002b; Zecho et al. 2002a) and by DFT and Quantum Wave Packet calculations (Farebrother et al. 2000; Meijer et al. 2001; Sha 2002; Sha et al. 2002; Morisset et al. 2004; Martinazzo and Tantardini 2006).”
H$_2$ formation on interstellar dust grains: the viewpoints of theory, experiments, models and observations (2017, background): “…to ISM environments are found in works involving experi- ents of H atoms interacting with PAHs, hydrogenated amorphous arbon and graphite ( Cazaux et al., 2016; Hornekær et al., 2006a, 0 06b; Mennella, 20 08; Mennella et al., 2012; Snow et al., 1998; hrower et al., 2012; Zecho et al., 2002b ).”
Energy transfer and chemical dynamics at solid surfaces: The special role of charge transfer (2008, unknown): “A good example of recent work is H adsorption to Graphite, where lattice distortions are an essential part of the carbon rehybridization necessary to form the C–H bond [351–355].”