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Define Surface Contaminations (Wisconsin-Madison)?

A surface scientist wishes to remain an exposed surface "clean" (≤ 0.05 adsorbed monolayer) for an experiment lasting for times t≥5 h at a temperature T =300K. Calculate approximately the needed data and calculate a value for the required background pressure in the apparatus if each incident molecule sticks to the surface.


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