total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy (tirfm)

What are the Advantages of TIRFM in Catalysis Research?

TIRFM offers several advantages that make it a valuable tool in catalysis research:
- High Sensitivity: The evanescent wave selectively excites fluorophores near the surface, reducing background noise and increasing signal clarity.
- High Spatial Resolution: The technique provides high-resolution images of molecular events occurring at the catalyst surface.
- Real-Time Imaging: TIRFM allows for the real-time observation of dynamic processes, enabling the study of transient states and rapid reactions.
- Minimal Invasiveness: As the excitation is limited to a thin region near the surface, TIRFM minimizes photodamage to the sample.

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