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    DENSsolutions wildfire in situ tem heating holder
    Wildfire In Situ Tem Heating Holder, supplied by DENSsolutions, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 97/100, based on 594 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Ligation of Single-Site Ruthenium within Perovskite Oxides for Efficient Conversion of Thermodynamically Stable Molecules
    Article Snippet: Ru cation ligation in SrTiO3 perovskite and their migration to the surface through exsolution are investigated for the dry reforming of methane (DRM), a chemistry that requires activation of two thermodynamically stable molecules, CH4 and CO2.. Compared to a supported 1 wt % Ru/SrTiO3 benchmark, doped and exsolved Ru-SrTiO3 demonstrate ≥3× higher CH4 turnover rates (873 K), with isolated, ligated Ru exhibiting higher reactivity.. Reactor studies assert that CH4 and CO2 activation are both kinetically relevant for CH4 turnover rates on exsolved RuSrTiO3, unlike for supported Ru systems, where H-abstraction from CH4 is the sole kinetically relevant step.

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    Article Title: Ligation of Single-Site Ruthenium within Perovskite Oxides for Efficient Conversion of Thermodynamically Stable Molecules
    Article Snippet: Ru cation ligation in SrTiO3 perovskite and their migration to the surface through exsolution are investigated for the dry reforming of methane (DRM), a chemistry that requires activation of two thermodynamically stable molecules, CH4 and CO2.. Compared to a supported 1 wt % Ru/SrTiO3 benchmark, doped and exsolved Ru-SrTiO3 demonstrate ≥3× higher CH4 turnover rates (873 K), with isolated, ligated Ru exhibiting higher reactivity.. Reactor studies assert that CH4 and CO2 activation are both kinetically relevant for CH4 turnover rates on exsolved RuSrTiO3, unlike for supported Ru systems, where H-abstraction from CH4 is the sole kinetically relevant step.



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    Overview of sample preparation for in situ heating experiment. (a–c) SLS growth of Si–Ni branched NWs through the deposition of Sn nanoparticles (NPs) on the sidewall of the Ni NW stem and the introduction of liquid silicon precursor. (d) Top view of NW transferred to a heating chip for in <t>situ</t> <t>TEM</t> heating experiment. (e) HAADF STEM image of Si–Ni branched NW with elemental maps of Sn (blue), Si (red), and Ni (green) regions of the NW.
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    Overview of sample preparation for in situ heating experiment. (a–c) SLS growth of Si–Ni branched NWs through the deposition of Sn nanoparticles (NPs) on the sidewall of the Ni NW stem and the introduction of liquid silicon precursor. (d) Top view of NW transferred to a heating chip for in <t>situ</t> <t>TEM</t> heating experiment. (e) HAADF STEM image of Si–Ni branched NW with elemental maps of Sn (blue), Si (red), and Ni (green) regions of the NW.
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    Overview of sample preparation for in situ heating experiment. (a–c) SLS growth of Si–Ni branched NWs through the deposition of Sn nanoparticles (NPs) on the sidewall of the Ni NW stem and the introduction of liquid silicon precursor. (d) Top view of NW transferred to a heating chip for in situ TEM heating experiment. (e) HAADF STEM image of Si–Ni branched NW with elemental maps of Sn (blue), Si (red), and Ni (green) regions of the NW.

    Journal: ACS Nano

    Article Title: Real-Time TEM Observation of the Role of Defects on Nickel Silicide Propagation in Silicon Nanowires

    doi: 10.1021/acsnano.4c01060

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Overview of sample preparation for in situ heating experiment. (a–c) SLS growth of Si–Ni branched NWs through the deposition of Sn nanoparticles (NPs) on the sidewall of the Ni NW stem and the introduction of liquid silicon precursor. (d) Top view of NW transferred to a heating chip for in situ TEM heating experiment. (e) HAADF STEM image of Si–Ni branched NW with elemental maps of Sn (blue), Si (red), and Ni (green) regions of the NW.

    Article Snippet: Then, the chip was placed in the built-in slot of a specialized in situ TEM heating holder (DENSsolutions Wildfire/Lightning TEM holder) and inserted into the TEM.

    Techniques: Sample Prep, In Situ