in situ x ray absorption spectroscopy

What Information Can Be Obtained?

In situ XAS can provide a wealth of information, including:
Oxidation state of the catalytic species
Coordination environment and changes in coordination
Bond lengths and disorder in the local structure
Identification of intermediate species

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