Electronic structure and STM imaging of the KBr-InSb interface

Ciochoń, Piotr; Olszowska, Natalia; Kołodziej, Jacek

doi:10.1016/j.apsusc.2017.03.050

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“…In situ electrochemical scanning tunneling microscopy (EC-STM) is a form of scanning probe microscopy. [143][144][145][146] EC-STM technology is a combination of a simple STM and an electrochemical control circuit (Figure 9a). [147] Its instrument structure consists of the following parts: a computer, a probe, a dual potentiometer to independently control the probe and substrate potentials, and a micro-positioner to scan the probe in the xyz direction.…”

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In Situ/Operando Methods for Understanding Electrocatalytic Nitrate Reduction Reaction

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With the development of industrial and agricultural, a large amount of nitrate is produced, which not only disrupts the natural nitrogen cycle, but also endangers public health. Among the commonly used nitrate treatment techniques, the electrochemical nitrate reduction reaction (eNRR) has attracted extensive attention due to its mild conditions, pollution‐free nature, and other advantages. An in‐depth understanding of the eNRR mechanism is the prerequisite for designing highly efficient electrocatalysts. However, some traditional characterization tools cannot comprehensively and deeply study the reaction process. It is necessary to develop in situ and operando techniques to reveal the reaction mechanism at the time‐resolved and atomic level. This review discusses the eNRR mechanism and summarizes the possible in situ techniques used in eNRR. A detailed introduction of various in situ techniques and their help in understanding the reaction mechanism is provided. Finally, the current challenges and future opportunities in this research area are discussed and highlighted.

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