Electron structure and charge state of light atom (hydrogen) in metals

2011

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DOI 10.1134/s2075113311020110
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

We compare the results of the many-electron theory of binding energy: Δε 0 in the case of the proton and Δε 1 in the case of the quasiatomic state. The “scatter ellipse” of the experimental data (altogether 20 points) covers the curve of Δε 1 corresponding to the quasiatomic state. The electron structure which arises in the case where the proton is screened only by the free electrons gives a value of the binding energy higher than the experimental values.