Iwasawa Y., Asakura K., Tada M. XAFS Techniques for Catalysts, Nanomaterials, and Surfaces

Springer, 2017. – 545 p. – ISBN: 978-3-319-43864-1.
This book is a comprehensive, theoretical, practical, and thorough guide to XAFS spectroscopy. The book addresses XAFS fundamentals such as experiments, theory and data analysis, advanced XAFS methods such as operando XAFS, time-resolved XAFS, spatially resolved XAFS, total-reflection XAFS, high energy resolution XAFS, and practical applications to a variety of catalysts, nanomaterials and surfaces. This book is accessible to a broad audience in academia and industry, and will be a useful guide for researchers entering the subject and graduate students in a wide variety of disciplines.History and Progress of X-ray Absorption Fine Structure (XAFS)
History and Progress of X-Ray Absorption Fine Structure (XAFS)
Theory and Analysis of XAFS
Theory and Analysis of XAFS
Sources and Measurement Methods for XAFS
Synchrotron-Radiation Sources, X-ray Optics and Beamlines
XFEL
Measurements and Detectors
Cell Designs for In Situ and Operando Studies
Advanced XAFS Techniques
Quick XAFS
Energy Dispersive XAS
Pump Probe XAFS
Spatially Resolved XAFS
Computed Laminography XAFS
X-Ray Absorption with Transmission X-Ray Microscopes
Operando EXAFS and XANES of Catalytic Solids and Related Materials
XAFS for Ultra Dilute Systems
Reflection XAFS
High-Energy Resolution XAS
Nonresonant Inelastic X-ray Scattering and X-ray Raman Scattering
Molecular Dynamics Simulations and XAFS (MD-XAFS)
XAFS Applications
Metal Nanocatalysts
XAS Techniques to Determine Catalytically Active Sites in Zeolites: The Case of Cu-Zeolites
Designed Surfaces for Active Catalysts
Fuel Cells by Advanced XAFS Techniques
Secondary Batteries
Surfaces
Sensors
Probing Structure and Reactivity of Metal Centers in Metal–Organic Frameworks by XAS Techniques
Homogeneous Catalysis: From Metal Atoms to Small Clusters
Enzymes and Models
Green Catalysts
Environmental Catalysts
Solid–Liquid Interfaces
Three-Dimensional Structures on Oxide Single-Crystal Surfaces