Development of an integrated high-voltage electron microscope-gas chromatograph-quadrupole mass spectrometer system for the operando analysis of catalytic gas reactions.
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This paper describes the development of a gas chromatography-quadrupole mass spectrometry system attached to a differential-pumping-type environmental cell of the reaction science high-voltage electron microscopy instrument at Nagoya University to distinguish unambiguously between different gas species with the same mass-to-charge ratio. Several model experiments were used to verify the efficacy of the newly proposed system, confirming its ability to analyse the atomic-level structural changes during heterogeneous catalysts and the associated gas-reaction kinetics simultaneously, providing new insights into operando measurements in the field of environmental transmission electron microscopy. Graphical Abstract.