We report on the individual observation of substitutional P donors on
the reconstructed Si(111) 2 x 1 surface by means of scanning tunneling
microscopy and tunneling spectroscopy. Depending on the scanning volt
age, the dopants give rise to different features superimposed on the b
ackground lattice. This is explained by the influence of the charged P
atom on the electronic surface-states resulting in a local band shift
. The spatial arrangement of the donors obeys a statistical distributi
on, excluding significant clustering even at a P concentration of 6 x
10(19) cm(-3) which is far above the metal-insulator transition.