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Particle Size and Dispersion Measurements

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Bergeret, Gérard, Gallezot, Pierre·2008·Handbook of Heterogeneous Catalysis

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The sections in this article are Definitions and Generalities: Particles: Particle Size: Nuclearity of Particles: Dispersion: Relationships Between Particle Size, Surface Area and Dispersion: Methods of Particle Size Measurement: Particle Size Measurements by Gas Chemisorption: Introduction and Principles: Gas Adsorption–Desorption Methods: AStatic Methods: BDynamic Methods: CDesorption Methods: Choice of Adsorbate Gases: Hydrogen Chemisorption; HydrogenOxygen Titration: Conclusion and Recommendations: X‐Ray Diffraction Line Broadening Analysis: Introduction: Elementary Line Broadening Analysis: the Scherrer Equation: Complete Line Profile Analysis: theWarren–Averbach Method: Examples of Application of ClassicalLBAto Catalysts: Whole‐Powder Pattern Fitting Methods: the Rietveld Refinement: Limits of Application of Methods: Conclusion: Small‐AngleX‐Ray Scattering Analysis: Introduction: Specific Surface Area Measurements:Porod's Law: Mean Size Parameters: Guinier Radius: Calculation of Size Distribution: Application ofSAXSto Metal Particle Size Determination in Supported Catalysts: Anomalous Small‐AngleX‐Ray Scattering (ASAXS): Conclusion: Determination of Particle Size by Electron Microscopy: Scope: Fundamentals of Imaging and Contrast: ATransmission Electron Microscope: BScanning Transmission Electron Microscope: CScanning Electron Microscope: Preparation of Samples forTEMandSTEMExamination: Particle Size Measurement: Selected Examples of Particle Size Distribution: Selected Examples of 3D Localization of Particles in Supports by Electron Tomography: Particle Size Measurements by Magnetic Methods:

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Authors
Bergeret, G., & Gallezot, P.
Venue
Handbook of Heterogeneous Catalysis
Publisher
Wiley
Published
2008-02-21
Pages
738-765
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W1513031086
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