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Workshop on Catalysts & Catalytic Processes using X-rays
Workshop on Time-resolved and in-situ study of heterogeneous catalysts and catalytic processes using X-rays: current possibilities and future prospects
Time-Resolved and In-Situ Study of Heterogeneous Catalysts and Catalytic Processes using X-rays: Current Possibilites and Future Prospects |
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Dates: | 5th & 7th February, 2008 |
Venue: | Chadwick Amphitheatre - ILL |
Scientific Organising Committee: | Mark Newton, ID24, ESRF Valérie Roux-Jallet, Indust. & commercial unit ESRF Roberto Felici (SXRD and GISAXS), ID03, ESRF |
Administrative Assistant: | Claudine Brun, Eva Jahn |
Aim of the Workshop
The aim of this workshop is to critically assess the current and future capabilities of synchrotron based X-ray techniques to the time-resolved and in-situ study of heterogeneous catalysts and catalytic processes. From powder diffraction, and working by way of SAXS/WAXS, through high pressure photoemission, to X-ray absorption spectroscopies, we will consider X-ray approaches that potentially provide temporal windows into catalytic behavior in the 1 millisecond to ca. 1 minute regime. Each approach will be given an up-to-date overview, and will be followed by catalytic case studies demonstrating how they may be applied to studying such problems, often in tandem with other complementary techniques. A final section will discuss some of the emerging possibilities and methodologies that could further advance our ability to study and comprehend these many facetted materials and the processes they mediate.