“…In particular, recent progress in atomic resolution microscopy and microspectroscopy studied under more practically relevant conditions is remarkable as witnessed by, for example, 2D/3D imaging by electron microscopy [13,14,16], electron microspectroscopy [15], scanning force microscopy (SFM) [152][153][154], STM [7][8][9][10], and ballistic electron emission microscopy and spectroscopy (BEEM/BEES) [155,156]. In this section, some of the spatially resolved techniques which are not commonly used in heterogeneous catalysis are briefly described.…”