Abstract
The author studies the interaction of hydrogen with a single iron atom or ion when chemisorbed onto a surface. Dissociative chemisorption of hydrogen is a key factor in many surface catalytic reactions. Neutral iron atoms present a barrier to dissociation. A negative iron ion facilitates dissociation of hydrogen.
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