Abstract
We have measured the superconducting and normal-state properties of ultrathin quench-condensed Pb and Sn films by electron tunneling and transport. The normal-state measurements illustrate a substantial reduction in the electronic density of states about the Fermi surface. Good agreement with theory is obtained for this reduction. The collapse of {ital T}{sub {ital c}} can be accounted for by the reduced density of states but some problems stand in the way of a full description of the superconducting behavior.
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