Lecture
Catalyst Characterization II: X-ray Techniques and Synchrotron Radiation
Description
This lecture delves into the use of X-ray diffraction and synchrotron radiation for catalyst characterization. Topics covered include XRD and XAS probing the bulk, powder diffraction for heterogeneous catalysts, crystallite size estimation, phase composition analysis, and the advantages of synchrotron light. The instructor discusses the principles behind Bragg's condition, line broadening in XRD patterns, and the Scherrer equation for crystallite size determination.
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