Category: Gas Phase Electron Microscopy

Tuesday publication update! In this newest accepted article by @Valérie Briois, @Jaysen Nelayah, @Camille La Fontaine, @Olga Roudenko, @Anthony Beauvois, @Aline Ribeiro Passos and @Damien Alloyeau in #ChemCatChem the Ni4Cu1 bimetallic catalyst composition is researched for its catalytic activation and regeneration. By using the #AtmosphereAX system and comparing those results with Full Field Transmission X-rays … Read More

Tuesday publication update! In this newest publication in ACS Advanced Nano Materials, researchers from the #KULeuven have used the #AtmosphereAX system to look at passive adsorption materials for NOx removal. Authors @Sreeprasanth Pulinthanathu Sree, @Claudio Bellani, @Rainer Straubinger and @Jin Won Seo have investigated the dynamic behavior of palladium species impregnated onto zeolite under hydrothermal … Read More

Tuesday publication update! This latest research introduces a new methodology for synthesizing MoVSbOx catalysts for the ethane oxidative dehydrogenation (E-ODH) reaction using our #AtmosphereAX system. In this newest research it becomes clear that nanoscale and bulkscale can be used together to create better catalyst materials! With this new approach, M1 nanorods with unique facets were … Read More

Tuesday publication update! In this newest research written by @TomWelling, the #AtmosphereAX system was used to track carbon nanofiber growth from NiCu-catalyzed methane decomposition under true working conditions. By directly comparing real-time overall carbon growth rates in a reactor (measured gravimetrically) with nanometer-scale carbon growth observations (by electron microscopy), the ex-situ and in-situ results can … Read More