Setup for in situ investigation of gases and gas/solid interfaces by soft x-ray emission and absorption spectroscopy.
Setup for in situ investigation of gases and gas/solid interfaces by soft x-ray emission and absorption spectroscopy.
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10.1063/1.4862059
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2014-01
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A. Benkert;M. Blum;F. Meyer;R. Wilks;W. Yang;M. Bär;F. Reinert;C. Heske;L. Weinhardt
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A. Benkert;M. Blum;F. Meyer;R. Wilks;W. Yang;M. Bär;F. Reinert;C. Heske;L. Weinhardt
We present a novel gas cell designed to study the electronic structure of gases and gas/solid interfaces using soft x-ray emission and absorption spectroscopies. In this cell, the sample gas is separated from the vacuum of the analysis chamber by a thin window membrane, allowing in situ measurements under atmospheric pressure. The temperature of the gas can be regulated from room temperature up to approximately 600 °C. To avoid beam damage, a constant mass flow can be maintained to continuously refresh the gaseous sample. Furthermore, the gas cell provides space for solid-state samples, allowing to study the gas/solid interface for surface catalytic reactions at elevated temperatures. To demonstrate the capabilities of the cell, we have investigated a TiO2 sample behind a mixture of N2 and He gas at atmospheric pressure.