Catalyst particle sizes from Rutherford scattered intensities
Catalyst particle sizes from Rutherford scattered intensities
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根据卢瑟福散射强度计算催化剂粒径
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发表时间:
1989
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通讯作者:
S. Rice
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作者:
M. Treacy;S. Rice
We show that the number of atoms in a small supported catalyst cluster can be estimated from the strength of electron scattering into a high angle annular detector in the STEM. The technique is related to the Z contrast methods developed by Crewe, Wall, Langmore and Isaacson. It works best for high atomic number catalyst particles when supported on low atomic number supports, such as Pt on γ‐aluminium oxide. The method is particularly useful for detecting and measuring particles in the sub‐nanometre size range where bright field images are unreliable. Unlike the Z contrast methods, a high angle annular detector is used, which avoids intensity modulations arising from Bragg reflections. The signal is mostly high angle diffuse scattering, which is predominantly Rutherford scattering, and is proportional to the number of atoms probed by the beam, weighted by their individual scattering cross‐sections.
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2.2
作者:
Monson,KL;Wall,JS;Hainfeld,JF
通讯作者:
Hainfeld,JF