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Hydride Expansion in HD: Strain Mapping Pd Nanocubes with 4D-STEM
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This episode explores a breakthrough in visualizing hydrogen storage mechanisms using in situ 4D-STEM. Researchers demonstrate subnanometer strain mapping in palladium nanocubes during hydride formation under 1 bar of hydrogen, offering new insight into nanoscale hydrogen absorption. This episode’s summary is AI-generated.
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