In Situ Imaging of the Sorption-Induced Subcell Topological Flexibility of a Rigid Zeolite Framework

Atmosphere AX Publication Alert in Science on Catalysis

Check out these incredible results from Chinese Academy of Sciences and Tsinghua University just published in Science Magazine! Using the Protochips #Atmosphere system they were able to observe the deformation of #zeolite pores at atomic resolution during the benzene adsorption.

Read their results here: https://lnkd.in/dbgYFGCW

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