Pair Distribution Function Method for the Structural Diagnostics of Nanomaterials Full article
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The Seventeenth Israeli - Russian Bi-National Workshop 2018 “The optimization of composition, structure and properties of metals, oxides, composites, nano and amorphous materials” 13-17 Aug 2018 , Moscow |
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Source | The Optimization of the Composition, Structure and Properties of Metals, Oxides, Composites, Nano and Amorphous Materials : Proceedings of the 17th Israeli-Russian bi-National Workshop Compilation, Екатеринбург.2018. 304 c. ISBN 9785907080119. |
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Output data | Year: 2018, Pages: 127-148 Pages count : 22 | ||
Tags | PDF method, X-ray diffraction, nanomaterials, catalysts, catalyst supports | ||
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Abstract:
Early the atomic pair distribution function (PDF) analysis approach has been used to study the local structure of liquids, glasses and disordered crystalline materials. In this paper, we demonstrate the use of the PDF method to investigate
nanomaterials in particular catalysts. Examples of studies to definite the phase composition, structure, defects, microstructure supports and catalysts are shown. The influence of structural defects on the functional characteristics of the catalysts is demonstrated. We give examples of the study of massive highly disperse metals and nanoparticles deposited on matrices
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Moroz E.M.
Pair Distribution Function Method for the Structural Diagnostics of Nanomaterials
In compilation The Optimization of the Composition, Structure and Properties of Metals, Oxides, Composites, Nano and Amorphous Materials : Proceedings of the 17th Israeli-Russian bi-National Workshop. 2018. – C.127-148. – ISBN 9785907080119. WOS
Pair Distribution Function Method for the Structural Diagnostics of Nanomaterials
In compilation The Optimization of the Composition, Structure and Properties of Metals, Oxides, Composites, Nano and Amorphous Materials : Proceedings of the 17th Israeli-Russian bi-National Workshop. 2018. – C.127-148. – ISBN 9785907080119. WOS
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Web of science | WOS:000491286700015 |
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