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In Situ Liquid Electrochemical TEM Investigation of LiMn1.5Ni0.5O4 Thin Film Cathode for Micro-Battery Applications

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Be sure to check out these recent results from Arnaud Demortière‘s lab using our situ electrochemistry system #PoseidonSelect and 4D STEM to understand the morphological changes behind capacity fading of lithium batteries. Read it here at: https://lnkd.in/dinSQ7CH Ankush Bhatia, Sorina Cretu, Maxime Hallot, Nicolas Folastre, Maxime Berthe, David TROADEC, Pascal Roussel, Jean-Pierre Pereira-Ramos, Rita Baddour-Hadjean, … Read More

Aerosol Jet Printing as a Versatile Sample Preparation Method for Operando Electrochemical TEM Microdevices

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Struggling with depositing sample accurately on your electrodes for operando electrochemistry studies in the TEM? This elegant solution, reported by Jędrzej Morzyt of the Caterina Ducati group at University of Cambridgeutilizes aerosol-jet printing technology to deposit lithium battery powders onto the electrode of interest. You can learn more about it here: https://lnkd.in/g5ZQcCRk #Findyourbreakthrough #Protochips #ProtochipsPoseidon … Read More

Operando Electrochemical TEM, ex-situ SEM and Atomistic Modeling Studies of MnS dissolution and its role in Triggering Pitting Corrosion in 304L Stainless Steel

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Researchers at University of Virginia used operando TEM to study pitting corrosion in stainless steel. Using a Protochips #PoseidonSelect they performed liquid-TEM studies during applied potentiodynamic polarization and observed the dissolution of MnS in inclusions in a lamella of 304L stainless steel. Read their paper published in Corrosion Science here: https://lnkd.in/g5yUxGwv. Danyil Kovalov Christopher Taylor … Read More

New E-chip: FIB-optimized E-chip for Poseidon Electrochemistry

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In research areas where portions of bulk material are the desired sample for in situ TEM analysis, our new FIB-optimized Poseidon Electrochemistry E-chip is the perfect sample support for these types of experiments. FIB lamella preparation on its own, without considering in situ TEM, is challenging to say the least. We want to ensure that … Read More

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Interview with Experts: In Situ TEM for Heterogeneous Catalysis with Prof. Krijn P. de Jong
Jul. 17, 2024

Heterogeneous catalysis campaign blog 3

Following the Selectivity of Any Catalysts at the Nanoscale
Written by Nynke Krans, Applications and Marketing Manager, Jun. 28, 2024

How to Correlate Catalyst Activity to Morphological Changes in the TEM
Written by Nynke Krans, Applications and Marketing Manager, May. 24, 2024

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Observing Catalyst Stability in the TEM, A Workflow
Written by Nynke Krans, Applications and Marketing Manager, Apr. 26, 2024

Inspection holder workflow

An Arsenal of Tools for the Preparation of In Situ Electron Microscopy Samples
Written by Nynke Krans, Applications and Marketing Manager, Apr. 15, 2024

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The New and Improved Success Community
Written by Madeline Dukes, Senior Applications Scientist and Training Specialist, Apr. 10, 2024

atmosphere

Gas Analysis in Atmosphere AX Using an RGA
Written by Tim Eldred, Product Marketing Manager, Mar. 20, 2024

Workflow for Atmosphere AX

Workflows for Gas-Phase Heterogeneous Catalysis Research
Written by Jennifer McConnell, Senior Manager, Marketing and Product Management, Mar. 10, 2024

Flow Management E-chips for Electrochemistry
Written by Jennifer McConnell, Senior Manager, Marketing and Product Management, Jan. 10, 2024

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Interview with Experts: In Situ TEM for Heterogeneous Catalysis with Prof. Krijn P. de Jong
Jul. 17, 2024

Heterogeneous catalysis campaign blog 3

Following the Selectivity of Any Catalysts at the Nanoscale
Written by Nynke Krans, Applications and Marketing Manager, Jun. 28, 2024

How to Correlate Catalyst Activity to Morphological Changes in the TEM
Written by Nynke Krans, Applications and Marketing Manager, May. 24, 2024

Heterogeneous Catalysis Campaign BLog1

Observing Catalyst Stability in the TEM, A Workflow
Written by Nynke Krans, Applications and Marketing Manager, Apr. 26, 2024

Inspection holder workflow

An Arsenal of Tools for the Preparation of In Situ Electron Microscopy Samples
Written by Nynke Krans, Applications and Marketing Manager, Apr. 15, 2024

New Success Community Image

The New and Improved Success Community
Written by Madeline Dukes, Senior Applications Scientist and Training Specialist, Apr. 10, 2024

atmosphere

Gas Analysis in Atmosphere AX Using an RGA
Written by Tim Eldred, Product Marketing Manager, Mar. 20, 2024

Workflow for Atmosphere AX

Workflows for Gas-Phase Heterogeneous Catalysis Research
Written by Jennifer McConnell, Senior Manager, Marketing and Product Management, Mar. 10, 2024

Flow Management E-chips for Electrochemistry
Written by Jennifer McConnell, Senior Manager, Marketing and Product Management, Jan. 10, 2024

3 Reasons to Use In Situ Liquid Cell TEM Holders

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Studying liquid samples under a transmission electron microscope (TEM) has historically been a challenge for researchers. While TEMs are highly useful for capturing fine details in dry, isolated conditions, the high-vacuum conditions in the microscope prohibit liquid environments. This presents a problem for researchers, since studying samples in their native liquid environments holds countless benefits; … Read More

Improved Electrochemistry E-chips

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Better Electrical Stability To maximize electrical performance, the environment surrounding the reference electrode should be static and free from gaseous byproducts often created during electrochemical sweeping. By isolating the reference electrode away from the most active area surrounding the working and counter electrodes, this design greatly improves electrical stability. Conduct sequential cyclic voltammetry experiments again … Read More

EDS Optimized E-chips

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For Poseidon Select High throughput EDS Compatible with any EDS geometry Improved experiment flexibility First image: 21,966 CPS at 0º tilt. Second image:  Double etched chips (top) provide direct line of sight to EDS detectors compared to normal chips (bottom). Third image: 23,073 CPS at 15º tilt. Simple EDS Optimized chips deliver the same easy holder assembly you’ve … Read More

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