Book contents
- Liquid Cell Electron Microscopy
- Advances in Microscopy and Microanalysis
- Liquid Cell Electron Microscopy
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Preface and Acknowledgements
- Part I Technique
- Part II Applications
- 9 Nanostructure Growth, Interactions, and Assembly in the Liquid Phase
- 10 Quantifying Electrochemical Processes Using Liquid Cell TEM
- 11 Application of Electrochemical Liquid Cells for Electrical Energy Storage and Conversion Studies
- 12 Applications of Liquid Cell TEM in Corrosion Science
- 13 Nanoscale Water Imaged by In Situ TEM
- 14 Nanoscale Deposition and Etching of Materials Using Focused Electron Beams and Liquid Reactants
- 15 Liquid Cell TEM for Studying Environmental and Biological Mineral Systems
- 16 Liquid STEM for Studying Biological Function in Whole Cells
- 17 Visualizing Macromolecules in Liquid at the Nanoscale
- 18 Application of Liquid Cell Microscopy to Study Function of Muscle Proteins
- Part III Prospects
- Index
- References
11 - Application of Electrochemical Liquid Cells for Electrical Energy Storage and Conversion Studies
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Book contents
- Liquid Cell Electron Microscopy
- Advances in Microscopy and Microanalysis
- Liquid Cell Electron Microscopy
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Preface and Acknowledgements
- Part I Technique
- Part II Applications
- 9 Nanostructure Growth, Interactions, and Assembly in the Liquid Phase
- 10 Quantifying Electrochemical Processes Using Liquid Cell TEM
- 11 Application of Electrochemical Liquid Cells for Electrical Energy Storage and Conversion Studies
- 12 Applications of Liquid Cell TEM in Corrosion Science
- 13 Nanoscale Water Imaged by In Situ TEM
- 14 Nanoscale Deposition and Etching of Materials Using Focused Electron Beams and Liquid Reactants
- 15 Liquid Cell TEM for Studying Environmental and Biological Mineral Systems
- 16 Liquid STEM for Studying Biological Function in Whole Cells
- 17 Visualizing Macromolecules in Liquid at the Nanoscale
- 18 Application of Liquid Cell Microscopy to Study Function of Muscle Proteins
- Part III Prospects
- Index
- References
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