Lecture

Surface Electronic Description: Work Function and Charge Transfer

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Description

This lecture covers the electronic charge density distribution at a metal surface, the concept of work function in extracting electrons, charge transfer in adsorption at surfaces, and the work function in realistic samples. It also delves into the molecular orbital theory and bonding states.

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