Combined time-resolved SAXS and X-ray Spectroscopy methods
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2013
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Bras, W.
Nikitenko, S.
Portale, G.
Beale, Andrew M.
van der Eerden, Ad
Detollenaere, D.
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Recently developed equipment suitable for quasi simultaneous data collection of SAXS/WAXS and X-ray spectroscopy is discussed. The main applications for this technique are foreseen to be time-resolved studies in inorganic materials relevant for catalysis research and ceramics. The equipment is described and experimental limitations are discussed. Experiments on nanoparticle synthesis and the formation of inorganic materials for catalysis are used as examples of the usefulness of the developed equipment.
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Bras, W, Nikitenko, S, Portale, G, Beale, A M, van der Eerden, A M J & Detollenaere, D 2013, 'Combined time-resolved SAXS and X-ray Spectroscopy methods', Journal of Physics: Conference Series, vol. 247, 012047. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/247/1/012047