New Light on Molecular and Materials Complexity: 4D Electron Imaging.
In this Perspective; 4D electron imaging is highlighted, after introducing some concepts, with an overview of selected applications that span chemical reactions, molecular interfaces, phase transitions, and nano(micro)mechanical systems. With the added dimension of time in microscopy, diffraction, a...
| Published in: | Journal of the American Chemical Society Vol. 131; no. 50; pp. 17998 - 18016 |
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12/23/2009
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