[3dem] mean inner potential of a solid

[Sue Tivol]

> On Jun 17, 2019, at 1:27 AM, Philip Köck <philip.koeck at ki.se> wrote:
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> Hi all.
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> I've been wondering what the mean inner electrostatic potential of a solid (for example the 10 V of carbon) is actually due to.
> Is it purely caused by the distribution of nuclei and electrons in the solid itself or could there be a contribution from adsorbed surface charges?
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> All the best,
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> Philip
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Hi Philip,
	Since each material has an unambiguous value for MIP, I would think that adsorbed surface charges are not included, since these can vary.
						Yours,
						Bill



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