An operando dual‐beam Fourier transform infrared (DB‐FTIR) spectrometer was successfully developed using a facile method. The DB‐FTIR spectrometer is suitable for the real‐time study of the dynamic surface process...An operando dual‐beam Fourier transform infrared (DB‐FTIR) spectrometer was successfully developed using a facile method. The DB‐FTIR spectrometer is suitable for the real‐time study of the dynamic surface processes involved in gas/solid heterogeneous catalysis under real reaction conditionsbecause it can simultaneously collect reference and sample spectra. The influence of gas‐phasemolecular vibration and heat irradiation at real reaction temperatures can therefore be eliminated.The DB‐FTIR spectrometer was successfully used to follow the transformation of isobutene over nano‐sized HZSM‐5 zeolite under real reaction conditions.展开更多
Many spectrum correction methods have been developed, but their performance degrades significantly when they are applied to the correction of low frequency component （ LFC ）. It owns to that the model underlying the...Many spectrum correction methods have been developed, but their performance degrades significantly when they are applied to the correction of low frequency component （ LFC ）. It owns to that the model underlying the conventional approaches neglects the interference of the negative frequency in the real signal. A new approach for the correction of the LFC is proposed, which suits all kinds of symmetrical windows. It divides a signal into three sections and makes use of the first spectrum line of each section. Then this approach is modified so that it is also applicable to the correction of the high frequency component. Thus a timedelay-based all-frequency correction method is proposed. The simulation results show that this method is simple and feasible. By this method, the accurate frequency, amplitude and phase of the spectral line can be obtained whether it is close to or far from OHz.展开更多
Neutron imaging is an invaluable tool for noninvasive analysis in many fields.However,neutron facilities are expensive and inconvenient to access,while portable sources are not strong enough to form even a static imag...Neutron imaging is an invaluable tool for noninvasive analysis in many fields.However,neutron facilities are expensive and inconvenient to access,while portable sources are not strong enough to form even a static image within an acceptable time frame using traditional neutron imaging.Here we demonstrate a new scheme for single-pixel neutron imaging of real objects,with spatial and spectral resolutions of 100 lm and 0.4%at 1A,respectively.Low illumination down to 1000 neutron counts per frame pattern was achieved.The experimental setup is simple,inexpensive,and especially suitable for low intensity portable sources,which should greatly benefit applications in biology,material science,and industry.展开更多
Single-walled carbon nanotubes （SWCNTs） illuminated by white light should appear colored due to resonance Rayleigh scattering. However, true-color imaging of SWCNTs on substrates has not been reported, because of th...Single-walled carbon nanotubes （SWCNTs） illuminated by white light should appear colored due to resonance Rayleigh scattering. However, true-color imaging of SWCNTs on substrates has not been reported, because of the extremely low scattering intensity of SWCNTs and the strong substrate scattering. Here we show that Rayleigh scattering can be greatly enhanced by the interface dipole enhancement effect. Consequently colorful SWCNTs on substrates can be directly imaged under an optical microscope by wide field supercontinuum laser illumination, which facilitates high throughput chirality assignment of individual SWCNTs. This approach, termed ＂Rayleigh imaging microscopy＂, is not restricted to SWCNTs, but widely applicable to a variety of nanomaterials, which enables the colorful nanoworld to be explored under optical microscopes.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (21603023)the PetroChina Innovation Foundation, China (2014D-5006-0501)~~
文摘An operando dual‐beam Fourier transform infrared (DB‐FTIR) spectrometer was successfully developed using a facile method. The DB‐FTIR spectrometer is suitable for the real‐time study of the dynamic surface processes involved in gas/solid heterogeneous catalysis under real reaction conditionsbecause it can simultaneously collect reference and sample spectra. The influence of gas‐phasemolecular vibration and heat irradiation at real reaction temperatures can therefore be eliminated.The DB‐FTIR spectrometer was successfully used to follow the transformation of isobutene over nano‐sized HZSM‐5 zeolite under real reaction conditions.
文摘Many spectrum correction methods have been developed, but their performance degrades significantly when they are applied to the correction of low frequency component （ LFC ）. It owns to that the model underlying the conventional approaches neglects the interference of the negative frequency in the real signal. A new approach for the correction of the LFC is proposed, which suits all kinds of symmetrical windows. It divides a signal into three sections and makes use of the first spectrum line of each section. Then this approach is modified so that it is also applicable to the correction of the high frequency component. Thus a timedelay-based all-frequency correction method is proposed. The simulation results show that this method is simple and feasible. By this method, the accurate frequency, amplitude and phase of the spectral line can be obtained whether it is close to or far from OHz.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(2016YFA0401504,2017YFA0403301,2017YFB0503301,and 2018YFB0504302)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(11991073,61975229,61805006,and U1932219)+2 种基金the Key Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences(XDA25030400,and XDB17030500)the Civil Space Project(D040301)the Science Challenge Project(TZ2018005)。
文摘Neutron imaging is an invaluable tool for noninvasive analysis in many fields.However,neutron facilities are expensive and inconvenient to access,while portable sources are not strong enough to form even a static image within an acceptable time frame using traditional neutron imaging.Here we demonstrate a new scheme for single-pixel neutron imaging of real objects,with spatial and spectral resolutions of 100 lm and 0.4%at 1A,respectively.Low illumination down to 1000 neutron counts per frame pattern was achieved.The experimental setup is simple,inexpensive,and especially suitable for low intensity portable sources,which should greatly benefit applications in biology,material science,and industry.
基金The authors would like to thank Prof. Feng Wang, Prof. Xuedong Bai, and Prof. Kaihui Liu for helpful discussions. This work was supported by the National Basic Research Program of China （No. 2012CB932301） and the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Nos. 90921012, 11321091, 51102144, 11274190, and 51102147）.
文摘Single-walled carbon nanotubes （SWCNTs） illuminated by white light should appear colored due to resonance Rayleigh scattering. However, true-color imaging of SWCNTs on substrates has not been reported, because of the extremely low scattering intensity of SWCNTs and the strong substrate scattering. Here we show that Rayleigh scattering can be greatly enhanced by the interface dipole enhancement effect. Consequently colorful SWCNTs on substrates can be directly imaged under an optical microscope by wide field supercontinuum laser illumination, which facilitates high throughput chirality assignment of individual SWCNTs. This approach, termed ＂Rayleigh imaging microscopy＂, is not restricted to SWCNTs, but widely applicable to a variety of nanomaterials, which enables the colorful nanoworld to be explored under optical microscopes.
