Any references for adsorption of ions to metal surfaces?

I'm specifically interested in ions that would adsorb to gold surfaces, however I would be incredibly appreciative if someone could direct me to a textbook reference or something more expansive, that i could use to reference in the future.
  
  
I've been doing some reading and found the following regarding Silver:
  
*Silver Adsorbing*
  
Chloride, Bromide, Iodide, Urea, thiocyanate
  
*Silver Nonadsorbing*
  
Fluoride, Perchlorate, Sulfate
  
  
I know Gold leeches with cyanide and I think bisulfide.
  
  
 I actually found a good [set of lecture slides](http://www.fisica.unige.it/~rocca/Didattica/Surface%20Science%20and%20Nanostructuring/6%20adsorption%20at%20surfaces.pdf) that discusses chemisorption an Oxygen atom across a series of Transition metals. Also I'm also looking for something about physiorption not chemi...
  
 The slides reference a book called "Surface Science:Foundations of Catalysis and Nanoscience" by Kurt Kolasinski"...I guess I'll start there, but would love to hear about other references anyone else may have.


