In Situ Real-Time TEM Reveals Growth, Transformation and Function in One-Dimensional Nanoscale Materials: From a Nanotechnology Perspective
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(a) Schematics of E-TEM set-up featuring differential pumping, dedicated apertures, and pole piece, adapted from [14]. (b) Photograph of a gas cell designed to deliver humidified gases directly through the specimen arm, adapted from [15]. (c) Photograph of ion-irradiation column attached to the TEM for in situ measurements, adapted from [16].
