Skip to main content Accessibility help
×
  1. Home
  2. Journals
  3. MRS Bulletin
  4. News
  5. Technique pinpoints active sites on catalyst surfaces
MRS Bulletin
Materials Chemistry

Technique pinpoints active sites on catalyst surfaces

By Stu Borman September 8, 2017
Info

Allow content?

This content requires cookies. To view content please update your cookie preferences.

Scanning microscopy detects activity with unprecedented resolution while reactions occur

Read the article in c&en.

Related news:

3D COF
Materials Chemistry
Trigonal prismatic cage molecule enables new type of 3D covalent organic framework
Antonio Cruz December 21, 2020
Antonio Cruz December 21, 2020
ATP study of MOF-74 image
Materials Chemistry | Characterization
Atomic probe tomography maps spatial arrangement of multivariate MOF structures
Judy Meiksin November 19, 2020
Judy Meiksin November 19, 2020
cage-type MOF
Energy | Materials Chemistry
Empirical equations identify metal–organic frameworks with unprecedented hydrogen-storage capacity
Tianyu Liu July 24, 2020
Tianyu Liu July 24, 2020
NiMo-NiCu
Materials Chemistry | Energy
NiMo-NiCu film offers economical way to catalyze hydrogen production
July 8, 2020
July 8, 2020