Challenge for Real-Time and Real-Space Resolved Spectroscopy of Surface Chemical Reactions: Aiming at Trace of Irreversible and Inhomogeneous Reactions

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  • 表面化学反応の実時間・実空間分解分光への挑戦: 不可逆かつ不均一な反応の追跡を目指して
  • ヒョウメン カガク ハンノウ ノ ジツジカン ・ ジツ クウカン ブンカイ ブンコウ エ ノ チョウセン : フカギャク カツ フキンイツ ナ ハンノウ ノ ツイセキ オ メザシテ

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A novel experimental technique, time-resolved wavelength-dispersive soft X-ray imaging spectroscopy, is proposed in order to achieve real-time and real-space resolved spectroscopy for the observation of irreversible and inhomogeneous surface chemical reactions. By combining the wavelength-dispersed soft X rays, in which the X-ray wavelength (photon energy) changes as a function of position on the sample, with the photoelectron emission microscope, the soft X-ray absorption spectra are separately obtained at different positions on the sample without scanning the X-ray monochromator. Therefore, the real-time resolved measurement of site-selective soft X-ray absorption spectroscopy is realized in one event without repeating the chemical reaction. It is expected that the spatial distribution of different chemical species is traced during the surface chemical reaction, which is essential to understand the reaction mechanism.

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  • Hyomen Kagaku

    Hyomen Kagaku 36 (6), 309-312, 2015

    The Surface Science Society of Japan

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