by
Sylvio Haas(MAX IV Laboratory / Lund University)
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Europe/Berlin
Building 25 b / Room 109 (DESY Hamburg)
Building 25 b / Room 109
DESY Hamburg
Notkestr. 85
22607 Hamburg
Description
The identification and correlation of structural, chemical and
functional features is crucial to understand complex systems in life and
material science. Beside the nanostructure information that could be
obtained by small angle X-ray scattering (SAXS), the anomalous technique
(ASAXS) is one tool to label structure components to specific elements.
In this sense, ASAXS can be understood as a nanostructure and
nanochemical analysis technique. Another tool is the combination of SAXS
with spectroscopic methods like UV-Vis, Raman or/and fluorescence to
correlate structural, chemical and functional features. In the talk the
different approaches will be demonstrated by studies of a frequency
up-conversion glass ceramic, a bimetallic catalyst and a single wall
carbon nanotube dispersion.
