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DescriptionSilicene-Ag STM7.jpg	(a)-(l) A series of STM topography images (Vs = +1.5 V, +0.5 V, −1.0 V; It = 50 pA) of the topmost atomic layer of the phase on the Ag(111) substrate. The STM images are arranged such that all images within a given column have the same sample bias corresponding to the value given at the top of the figure, while images in each row corresponds to the same atomic layer labeled on the left side of the figure. The green, red, blue, and black outline of each row corresponds to the boxed regions in Fig. 1. The insets in each image represent the corresponding FFT of the STM image. The reconstruction (red) and the superstructure (black) are observed and rotated by 19.1° with respect to each other. The corresponding unit cell and FFT spot are color labeled respectively.
Date	2015
Source	http://www.nature.com/articles/srep10310
Author	Jiagui Feng, Sean R. Wagner & Pengpeng Zhang
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