Explores Environmental Scanning Electron Microscopy (ESEM) for imaging diverse samples without preparation, covering electron beam scanning, pressure manipulation, electron scattering, X-ray analysis, and phase transitions.
Introduces the basics of transmission electron microscopy, covering electron diffraction, imaging modes, specimen preparation, electron properties, and high-resolution imaging.
Covers resolution enhancement in optical microscopy, confocal imaging, and fluorescent labelling, exploring the history and techniques of scanning probe microscopy.
Explores catalyst characterization methods, including gas adsorption, spectroscopy, and N2 physisorption, highlighting the importance of in situ/operando approaches for understanding catalyst behavior.
