in situ transmission electron microscopy (tem)

What Insights Can In Situ TEM Provide?

In situ TEM can provide valuable insights into several aspects of catalysis, including:
Surface reconstruction and morphological changes of catalysts under reaction conditions.
Formation and evolution of catalytic intermediates.
Dynamics of nanoparticle catalysts, such as sintering and agglomeration.
Identification of active sites and their evolution during the reaction.
Mechanisms of catalyst deactivation and regeneration.

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