Changes in the electrical resistance of oriented graphitic carbon films induced by atomic hydrogen
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The electrical resistance of oriented graphitic carbon films supporting catalytic Pt pads decreases upon exposure to hydrogen gas with a magnitude dependent on the crystallographic order in the film. This resistance change is attributed to defects responding to atomic hydrogen spilled over from the catalytic Pt.
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