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S11-273 Ceria-Based Electroreduction Catalysts for Low-Temperature Electrolytic Syngas Production
Stanford researchers have introduced the use of ceria (CeO2) as an active electrocatalyst for the production of synthetic gas (syngas) from CO2-saturated aqueous solutions under ambient conditions. CeO2 is an earth abundan... more information »
S03-315 Torsional Cantilever for Scanning Force Microscopy
Torsional harmonic cantilevers expand the contrast mechanisms for imaging material properties on the nanoscale. When a torsional harmonic cantilever is used in conventional tapping-mode atomic force microscopy, tip-sample interaction forces excite the tor... more information »
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