2021
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1749/1/012011
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Transmission electron microscopy for evaluating the structural parameters of nanoparticles

Abstract: In this work, on the example of bimetallic systems FePt and FePd, an approach is developed to assessing the structural parameters of nanoscale mono-and polymetallic systems by transmission electron microscopy (TEM), in comparison with the X-ray diffraction method of analysis. The interplanar distances, average sizes and phase compositions of FePt and FePd nanosystems are calculated.

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“…33 The corresponding atomic-scale image (Figure 3c inset) of the Ni−NiO nanocomposite exhibits the well-organized lattice planes of the composite. 38 In accordance with the lattice fringes, ring diffraction was also observed through SAED (selected area electron diffraction) pattering (Figure 3d). The average d-spacing was found to be 0.31 Å.…”
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“…33 The corresponding atomic-scale image (Figure 3c inset) of the Ni−NiO nanocomposite exhibits the well-organized lattice planes of the composite. 38 In accordance with the lattice fringes, ring diffraction was also observed through SAED (selected area electron diffraction) pattering (Figure 3d). The average d-spacing was found to be 0.31 Å.…”
Section: ■ Experimental Sectionsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…The reason for the contrast in mass and thickness is that regions with higher atomic numbers (Ni–O) or greater thickness scatter electrons more intensely, making them appear dark in bright-field images over lower atomic number (Ni) particles (Figure c) . The corresponding atomic-scale image (Figure c inset) of the Ni–NiO nanocomposite exhibits the well-organized lattice planes of the composite . In accordance with the lattice fringes, ring diffraction was also observed through SAED (selected area electron diffraction) pattering (Figure d).…”
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