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Schematic view of the physical process of Ne blocking hydrogenation as represented in Figure 4. When CO molecules accrete onto the surface, they diffuse below the neon layer. In contrast to this, neon acts to prevent hydrogen from diffusing into the bulk, thus retaining it on the surface. This means that the H atom cannot react with CO.
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