attenuated total reflectance (atr) spectroscopy

What Are Some Recent Advances in ATR Spectroscopy for Catalysis?

Recent advances in ATR spectroscopy have furthered its application in catalysis:
- ATR-FTIR Imaging: Combines ATR with Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) imaging to provide spatial distribution of chemical species on the catalyst surface.
- High-Pressure ATR Cells: Allow for the study of catalysts under industrially relevant conditions.
- Time-Resolved ATR Spectroscopy: Enables the observation of fast catalytic processes by capturing spectra at millisecond intervals.

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