ArticleACS catalysis2016
FIB-SEM Tomography Probes the Mesoscale Pore Space of an Individual Catalytic Cracking Particle.
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- Visualizing pore architecture and molecular transport boundaries in catalyst bodies with fluorescent nanoprobes.Nature chemistry · 2019Article
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Abstract
The overall performance of a catalyst particle strongly depends on the ability of mass transport through its pore space. Characterizing the three-dimensional structure of the macro- and mesopore space of a catalyst particle and establishing a correlation with transport efficiency is an essential step toward designing highly effective catalyst particles. In this work, a generally applicable workflow is presented to characterize the transport efficiency of individual catalyst particles. The developed workflow involves a multiscale characterization approach making use of a focused ion beam-scanning electron microscope (FIB-SEM). SEM imaging is performed on cross sections of 10.000 μm
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