In situ heating TEM speeds up the characterisation process for Aluminium alloys exposed to in-service conditions

There is a big opportunity for the design and development of sustainable catalysts for low-temperature NOx removal in the steel, cement and glass industries. Researchers Dr. Yong Wang et al. from Zhejiang University made a recent breakthrough using critical information obtained by In Situ TEM to design a MnOx/CeO2 nanorod (NR) catalyst with outstanding resistance to SO2 deactivation.

A DENSsolutions Wildfire double tilt (DT) system with a biasing expansion has been installed at the Uppsala University, Sweden. The Wildfire DT system will be used by the group to research the phase transitions in metals and in solar cells.

In situ heating TEM speeds up the characterisation process for Aluminium alloys exposed to in-service conditions

Uppsala University in Sweden expands its TEM capabilities using DENSsolutions In Situ systems

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