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Atomic resolution scanning tunneling microscopy of Au deposited on Ni(110) shows that even though Au is completely insoluble in bulk Ni, it replaces Ni in the first surface layer forming a surface Au-Ni alloy and the squeezed out Ni atoms agglomerate in Ni islands on the surface. This picture is supported by total energy calculations within the effective-medium theory, which also provide a detailed understanding of this surprising phenomenon

Initial growth of Au on Ni(110): Surface alloying of immiscible metals