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Deriving Stable Peak Models to Fit Complex XPS Data From Cu Contaminated Pt Electrocatalysts
X‐ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy spectra peak models, designed to partition photoemission signals emanating from different elements or chemical states within an atom, are fitted to data limited to an energy interval over which inelastically scattered photoemission signal can be estimated. While the
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