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 Contents

Preface .................................................................................................................... vii

Editor........................................................................................................................ix
Contributors ............................................................................................................xi

Part I Basic Principles, Recent Advances, and

Expected Developments of Advanced
Characterization Techniques
1 Scattering Techniques ................................................................................... 3
Gérald Lelong, David L. Price, and Marie-Louise Saboungi

2 Studying Diffusion and Mass Transfer at the Microscale ................... 53

Christian Chmelik, Douglas M. Ruthven, and Jörg Kärger

3 Nanoscale Microscopies .............................................................................. 95

Anthony A.G. Tomlinson

4 Calorimetric Techniques ........................................................................... 129

Philip L. Llewellyn

5 Combination of In Situ and Ex Situ Techniques for Monitoring

and Controlling the Evolution of Nanostructure of Nanoporous
Materials ....................................................................................................... 165
G.N. Karanikolos, F.K. Katsaros, G.E. Romanos, K.L. Stefanopoulos, and
N.K. Kanellopoulos

Part II Fundamentals, Recent Advances, and

Expected Developments of Simulation Methods
6 Mesoscopic Methods.................................................................................. 223
P.M. Adler and J.-F. Thovert

7 Characterization of Macroscopically Nonhomogeneous

Porous Media through Transient Gas Sorption or Permeation
Measurements ............................................................................................. 253
J.H. Petropoulos and K.G. Papadokostaki

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Part III Fundamentals, Recent Advances and

Improvements, Membrane, Catalytic and
Novel Processes Involving Nanoporous
Materials
8 Synthesis Processes of Nanoporous Solids ........................................... 283
P. Cool, V. Meynen, and E.F. Vansant

9 Sorption Processes...................................................................................... 307

F. Rodríguez-Reinoso, A. Sepúlveda-Escribano, and J. Silvestre-Albero

10 Fundamental Approach to Supercritical Hydrogen Adsorptivity

of Nanoporous Carbons ............................................................................ 353
Shigenori Utsumi and Katsumi Kaneko

11 Membrane Processes .................................................................................. 387

A.F.P. Ferreira, M.C. Campo, A.M. Mendes, and F. Kapteijn

12 Diffusional Transport in Functional Materials: Zeolite, MOF,

and Perovskite Gas Separation Membranes, Proton Exchange
Membrane Fuel Cells, Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells ............................. 423
J. Caro

13 Zeolites and Mesoporous Aluminosilicates as Solid Acid

Catalysts: Fundamentals and Future Challenges ................................ 449
Ana Primo, Avelino Corma, and Hermenegildo García

Part IV Case Studies of Applications of Advanced

Techniques in Involving Nanoporous Materials
14 Recent Developments in Gas-to-Liquid Conversion and
Opportunities for Advanced Nanoporous Materials .......................... 481
Gabriele Centi and Siglinda Perathoner

15 Advanced Materials for Hydrogen Storage........................................... 513

Th.A. Steriotis, G.C. Charalambopoulou, and A.K. Stubos

Index ..................................................................................................................... 549

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 Preface

The advancement of materials science, nanotechnology, and biosciences

depends on the effective use of advanced characterization and modeling
techniques. During the last 30 years, there has been a tremendous improve-
ment in the field of porous materials, with the development of increasing
numbers of novel materials. During the same period, there have also been
large numbers of significant breakthroughs in the development of advanced
characterization and simulation techniques and their combinations. Since
all the recent developments are largely scattered in a number of journals
and conference proceedings, I believe that the concise information pro-
vided in this book covering diverse subjects will be a very useful reference
for all scientists involved in the field of porous materials. This book aims
to provide academic and industrial researchers of different disciplines and
backgrounds with a concise yet comprehensive presentation of the state-of-
the-art, recent developments, and expected improvements of advanced char-
acterization and simulation techniques and their applications to optimize
processes involving sorbents, membranes, and catalysts.
Nanoporous materials play an important role in chemical processing as, in
many cases, they can successfully replace traditional, pollution-prone, and
energy-consuming separation processes. These materials are widely used as
sorbents, catalysts, catalyst supports, and membranes, and form the basis of
innovative technologies, including high-temperature molecular sieve mem-
brane separations and low-temperature reverse sorption membrane separa-
tions (hydrogen production, carbon dioxide capture and conversion, alkane/
alkene separation, methane conversion, hydrogen storage, FCC catalysis,
etc.). This is mainly due to their unique structural or surface physicochemi-
cal properties, which can, to an extent, be tailored to meet specific process-
related requirements. Any equilibrium or dynamic process taking place
within the nanopores of a solid is strongly influenced by the topology and
the geometrical disorder of the pore matrix. The complete characterization
of nanoporous materials still remains a difficult and frequently controver-
sial problem, even if the equilibrium and transport mechanisms themselves
are quite simple and well defined. This is mainly due to the great difficulty
in accurately representing the complex morphology of the pore matrix. To
this end, the application of combined techniques aided by advanced model
analysis is of major importance as it is the most powerful method currently
followed. On the other hand, no matter how thorough and complete the
characterization, it is quite pointless if it is not related to the process under
consideration, since one of the most important parameters in any applica-
tion is the material’s ability to retain its properties over a certain period of
time. The “changes” induced on materials during their utilization in specific

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applications are highly relevant and crucial for the economic viability of
many applications (e.g., catalysis and separation processes). In this context,
it is necessary to develop skills in establishing advanced combinations of
“in situ” and “ex situ” techniques in order to expand our understanding of
confinement phenomena in nanopores, to monitor and control the evolution
of the properties of nanostructured materials, and to evaluate and optimize
the performance of nanoporous sorbents, membranes, and catalysts involved
in several important industrial processes.
The book is organized as follows: Part I presents the basic principles and
major applications of the most important characterization techniques, rang-
ing from diffraction and spectroscopy to calorimetry, permeability, and
other techniques. Part II presents computer simulation techniques, an indis-
pensable complement to the combination of the aforementioned analytical
t­ echniques. Part III covers the fundamentals and the recent advances in
sorption, membrane, and catalyst processes, while Part IV presents two char-
acteristic “case” studies of emerging areas of application of porous solids in
the fields of gas-to-liquid conversion and hydrogen storage.
This book is based on the experience gained from the workshops orga-
nized by the network of excellence INSIDE-PORES and is mainly the result
of the workshop on NAnoPorous Materials for ENvironmental and ENergy
Applications (NAPEN 2008), which was organized in Crete by three cooper-
ating European networks of excellence, namely, the Networks of Excellence
IDECAT on catalysis, the NANOMEMBRO on membranes, and the INSIDE-
PORES. I would like to thank Professors Gabriele Centi and Gilbert Rios,
the coordinators of the cooperating networks of Excellence IDECAT and
NANOMEMBRO. I would also thank my colleagues and students from
Demokritos, A. Sapalides, G. Romanos, A. Labropoulos, S. Papageorgiou,
V. Favvas, N. Kakizis, G. Pilatos, and E. Chatzidaki, for helping with the
organization of NAPEN 2008. One of the major characteristics of this book
is the impressive list of internationally well-known contributors. I would
like to thank each one of them for their invaluable contributions. Special
thanks are due to Jill Jurgensen and Allison Shatkin and their colleagues
from Taylor & Francis Group for their help and patience. Last but not least,
I would like to thank the European Commission for funding the three net-
works of excellence. I would also like to thank Dr. Soren Bowadt, who was in
charge of these networks, for his valuable assistance and patience.

Nick Kanellopoulos

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 Editor

Nick Kanellopoulos received his PhD from the Department of Chemical

Engineering, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, in 1975, and his
diploma in chemical engineering from the National Technical University of
Athens, Athens, Greece in 1970. He joined the Mass Transport Laboratory,
Institute of Physical Chemistry, National Centre for Scientific Research
Demokritos, Attiki, Greece, in 1976, and, since 1992, he has been the head
of the “Membranes for Environmental Separations” Laboratory, NCSR
Demokritos. His research interests include pore structure characterization,
nanoporous membrane, and carbon nanotube systems, and the evaluation
of their performance using a combination of in situ and ex situ techniques.
Dr. Kanellopoulos is the author and coauthor of more than 140 papers; he is
also the editor of Recent Advances in Gas Separation by Microporous Membranes
(Elsevier Science) and the coeditor of Nanoporous Materials for Energy and
Environment (Stanford Chong). He has received approximately 12 million
euros in funding from over 50 European and national programs and has
participated in three high technology companies in the field of nanoporous
materials. He participated in the National Representation Committee of
Greece for the FP6-NMP and FP7-NMP European programs in nanotechnol-
ogy from 2001 to 2009. He is the coordinator of the European Network of
Excellence in nanotechnology inside-pores.gr, a member of the Committee
of the Kurchatov-Demokritos Project Center for Nanotechnology and
Advanced Engineering, and the coordinator of the committee for the prepa-
ration and submission of the proposal for a Greek national nanotechnology
program. He is also a Fulbright scholar and president of the Greek Fulbright
Scholars Association.

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 Contributors

P.M. Adler Christian Chmelik

Structure et Fonctionnement Faculty of Physics and Geosciences
des Systèmes Hydriques University of Leipzig
Continentaux Leipzig, Germany
Université Pierre et Marie Curie
Paris, France
P. Cool
Laboratory of Adsorption and
M.C. Campo
Catalysis
Faculty of Engineering
Department of Chemistry
University of Porto
University of Antwerpen
Porto, Portugal
Wilrijk, Belgium

J. Caro
Institute of Physical Chemistry and Avelino Corma
Electrochemistry Instituto Universitario de Tecnología
Leibniz University of Hannover Química
Hannover, Germany Universidad Politécnica de
Valencia
Gabriele Centi Valencia, Spain
Dipartimento di Chimica
Industriale ed Ingegneria dei
Materiali A.F.P. Ferreira
Faculty of Engineering
and University of Porto
Porto, Portugal
Consorzio Interuniversitario
Nazionale per la Scienza e
Tecnologia dei Materialis Hermenegildo García
Laboratorio di Catalisi per una Instituto Universitario de Tecnología
Produzione Sostenibile e Química
L’energia
Universidad Politécnica de
Università di Messina Valencia
Messina, Italy Valencia, Spain

G.C. Charalambopoulou
Institute of Nuclear Technology Katsumi Kaneko
and Radiation Protection Department of Chemistry
National Center for Scientific Graduate School of Science
Research “Demokritos” Chiba University
Athens, Greece Chiba, Japan

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N.K. Kanellopoulos Philip L. Llewellyn

Institute of Physical Chemistry Laboratoire Chimie Provence
National Centre for Scientific CNRS-Université de Provence
Research “Demokritos” Marseille, France
Athens, Greece
A.M. Mendes
F. Kapteijn Faculty of Engineering
Catalysis Engineering University of Porto
Delft University of Technology Porto, Portugal
Delft, the Netherlands
V. Meynen
G.N. Karanikolos
Laboratory of Adsorption and
Institute of Physical Chemistry
Catalysis
National Centre for Scientific
Department of Chemistry
Research “Demokritos”
University of Antwerpen
Athens, Greece
Wilrijk, Belgium

Jörg Kärger
Faculty of Physics and Geosciences K.G. Papadokostaki
University of Leipzig Institute of Physical Chemistry
Leipzig, Germany National Center for Scientific
Research “Demokritos”
Athens, Greece
F.K. Katsaros
Institute of Physical Chemistry
National Centre for Scientific Siglinda Perathoner
Research “Demokritos” Dipartimento di Chimica
Athens, Greece Industriale ed Ingegneria dei
Materiali
Gérald Lelong and
Institute de Minéralogie et Physique
des Milieux Condensés Consorzio Interuniversitario
Université Paris 6 Nazionale per la Scienza e
Tecnologia dei Materialis
and Laboratorio di Catalisi per una
Centre National de la Recherche Produzione Sostenibile e
Scientifique L’energia
Université Paris 7 Università di Messina
Messina, Italy
and
Institut de Physique du Globe de J.H. Petropoulos
Paris Institute of Physical Chemistry
Institut de Recherche pour le National Center for Scientific
Développement Research “Demokritos”
Paris, France Athens, Greece

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David L. Price A. Sepúlveda-Escribano

Conditions Extrêmes et Matériaux: Laboratorio de Materiales
Haute Température et Irradiation Avanzados
Centre National de la Recherche Departamento de Química
Scientifique Inorgánica
Université d’Orléans Instituto Universitario de Materiales
Orléans, France de Alicante
Universidad de Alicante
Ana Primo Alicante, Spain
Instituto Universitario de Tecnología
Química
J. Silvestre-Albero
Universidad Politécnica de
Laboratorio de Materiales
Valencia
Avanzados
Valencia, Spain
Departamento de Química
Inorgánica
F. Rodríguez-Reinoso Instituto Universitario de Materiales
Laboratorio de Materiales de Alicante
Avanzados Universidad de Alicante
Departamento de Química Alicante, Spain
Inorgánica
Instituto Universitario de Materiales
de Alicante K.L. Stefanopoulos
Universidad de Alicante Institute of Physical Chemistry
Alicante, Spain National Centre for Scientific
Research “Demokritos”
Athens, Greece
G.E. Romanos
Institute of Physical Chemistry
National Centre for Scientific Th.A. Steriotis
Research “Demokritos” Institute of Physical Chemistry
Athens, Greece National Center for Scientific
Research “Demokritos”
Douglas M. Ruthven Athens, Greece
Department of Chemical
Engineering
University of Maine A.K. Stubos
Orono, Maine Institute of Nuclear Technology
and Radiation Protection
National Center for Scientific
Marie-Louise Saboungi
Research “Demokritos”
Centre de Recherche sur la Matière
Athens, Greece
Divisée
Centre National de la Recherche
Scientifique J.-F. Thovert
Université d’Orléans Institut PPRIME SP2MI
Orléans, France Futuroscope, France

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Anthony A.G. Tomlinson E.F. Vansant

Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche Laboratory of Adsorption and
Istituto per lo Studio dei Materiali Catalysis
Nanostrutturati Department of Chemistry
Rome, Italy University of Antwerpen
Wilrijk, Belgium
Shigenori Utsumi
Department of Mechanical Systems
Engineering
Tokyo University of Science
Chino, Japan

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 Part I

Basic Principles, Recent

Advances, and Expected
Developments of Advanced
Characterization Techniques

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Scattering Techniques

Gérald Lelong, David L. Price, and Marie-Louise Saboungi

Contents
1.1 Introduction ....................................................................................................4
1.2 Diffraction .......................................................................................................5
1.2.1 Diffraction Formalism....................................................................... 6
1.2.2 Differences between Neutron and X-Ray Scattering .................. 13
1.2.3 Selected Example ............................................................................. 14
1.3 Small-Angle Scattering ............................................................................... 17
1.3.1 SAS Spectrometer............................................................................. 17
1.3.2 Small Angle Scattering vs. Diffraction ......................................... 19
1.3.3 What Does Q Probe?........................................................................ 19
1.3.4 Small-Angle Scattering Formalism ............................................... 20
1.3.5 SAS from a Two-Phase System....................................................... 21
1.3.5.1 Guinier Approximation: Radius of Gyration ................ 24
1.3.5.2 Porod Scattering ................................................................ 25
1.3.5.3 Porod Invariant.................................................................. 25
1.3.6 Form Factors ..................................................................................... 26
1.3.7 Multicomponent Systems: Neutron Contrast Matching ............ 28
1.3.8 Interacting Scatterers: Structure Factor ........................................30
1.3.9 SANS vs. SAXS ................................................................................. 33
1.3.10 Selected Examples............................................................................ 33
1.3.10.1 Porous Materials................................................................ 33
1.3.10.2 Soft Matter .......................................................................... 35
1.3.10.3 New Developments........................................................... 36
1.4 X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy ................................................................ 37
1.5 Inelastic Scattering....................................................................................... 38
1.5.1 Selected Examples............................................................................44
References............................................................................................................... 48

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1.1 Introduction
Neutrons produced by reactors and spallation sources, and x-rays pro-
duced by synchrotron sources, have wavelengths in the range of 0.1–1 nm,
making the scattering experiments a powerful and versatile probe of
nanoporous materials. In fact it is hard to find a comprehensive paper on
some aspect of confinement on the nm scale that does not include refer-
ences to scattering measurements. A case in point is the excellent topical
review of Alcoutlabi and McKenna1 dealing with the effects of size and
confinement on the melting temperature Tm (always depressed) and the
glass transition temperature Tg (may increase, decrease, remain the same,
or even disappear). Among other scattering results they refer to the work
of Morineau et al.,2 who measured the density of confined liquid toluene
through changes in the Bragg peak intensity in neutron diffraction mea-
surements resulting from the change in contrast with the confined liquid.
Whereas little or no changes were observed for confinement in mesopo-
rous silicates with pore sizes of 3.5 nm and above, a decrease in density
and an increase of 30 K in Tg were observed upon confinement in 2.4 nm
pores. Alcoutlabi and McKenna also refer to the inelastic neutron scatter-
ing (INS) studies of Zorn et al.3 who observed a decrease in Tg on the con-
finement of salol in microporous silica glass together with a broadening of
the relaxation spectra. These effects were discussed in terms of a coopera-
tivity length scale that, since it cannot become larger than the confining
dimensions, leads to an acceleration of the molecular dynamics compared
with the bulk.
In this chapter, we summarize the techniques of diffraction—essentially,
the study of correlations in atomic arrangements on the scale of 0.1–1 nm,
sometimes referred to as wide-angle neutron or x-ray scattering (WANS,
WAXS), small-angle scattering (SAS) that measures density fluctuations on
the length scale of 5–500 nm, and inelastic scattering that probes dynamical
phenomena on the timescale of 0.1 ps to 0.1 ms. We include a brief description
of x-ray absorption spectroscopy, often used in conjunction with scattering
experiments: for example, extended x-ray absorption fine-structure spec-
troscopy (EXAFS) provides an element-specific structural probe through
the scattering of the emitted photoelectron by neighboring atoms. Figure
1.1 compares the length and timescales probed by different scattering tech-
niques with optical, dielectric, and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)
spectroscopies.
To flesh out these bare bones, we provide some examples of the applica-
tion of these techniques from our own work, including selenium absorbed in
zeolites, mesoporous silica nanopores, hydrogen adsorbed on carbon nano-
horns, and glucose solutions confined in aqueous silica gels.

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l (Å)
–14 1000 100 10 1
10
105
10–13
104
–12
10
103
TOF
10–11
102
10–10
101
10–9
BS
100
Light scattering

δE (µeV)
τ(s)

–8
10 NSE 10–1
10–7
10–2
10–6
10–3
Dielectric
NMR

10–5
10–4
–4
10
10–5
–3
10 Diffraction
SAS 10–6
10–2
10–7

0.01 0.1 1 10
Q~0 Q (Å–1)

FIGURE 1.1
Schematic representation of accessible length and time scales using light or neutron scatter-
ing techniques (time-of-flight (ToF), backscattering (BS), neutron spin echo (NSE), and SAS
spectrometers) and spectroscopic methods (nuclear magnetic resonance [NMR] and dielectric
spectroscopy).

1.2 Diffraction
Diffraction is generally taken to mean the measurement of atomic or mag-
netic structure by scattering experiments. In principle, any particle can be
used, but for most investigations of atomic structure neutrons, x-rays, and
electrons are most common while neutrons and, in certain cases, x-rays can
be also used to provide information about magnetic structure.
The neutron is a subatomic particle with, as its name implies, zero charge,
mass mn = 1.0087 atomic mass units, spin I = ½ and magnetic moment
μn = −1.9132 nuclear magnetons. These properties combine to make the neu-
tron a highly effective probe of condensed matter. The zero charge means
that its interactions with a sample of a condensed material are confined to the
short-ranged nuclear and normally weak magnetic interactions, so that the
neutron can usually penetrate into the bulk of the sample.

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Thermal neutrons for condensed matter research are usually obtained by

slowing down energetic neutrons, produced by a nuclear reaction in either a
fission reactor or an accelerator-driven spallation source, by means of inelas-
tic collisions in a moderating material consisting of light atoms. Most of the
slow neutrons thus produced will have kinetic energies on the order of kBT
where T is the moderator temperature. Considering the wave nature of the
neutron, its wavelength is given by

2
= k BT . (1.1)
2mn λ 2

The neutron mass is such that for T = 300 K, λ ∼ 2 Å, a distance comparable

to the mean atomic separation in a solid or liquid. Such neutrons are there-
fore ideally suited to studies of the atomic structure of condensed matter,
discussed below. Furthermore, the kinetic energy of such a neutron is on
the order of 25 meV, a typical energy for excitations in solids and liquids.
Thus, both wavelength and energy are ideally suited to studies of the atomic
dynamics of condensed matter in inelastic scattering experiments, discussed
in Section 1.5.
The magnetic moment of the neutron makes it a unique probe of magnetic
structure and excitations: neutrons are scattered from the magnetic moments
associated with unpaired electron spins in magnetic materials. Again, the
wavelength and energy of a thermal neutron are such that both the magnetic
structure and the dynamics of the spin system can be studied in the neutron
scattering experiment.
The x-ray is a photon with an energy conventionally taken in the range
of keV. It has zero charge, zero magnetic moment, and spin I = 1. An x-ray
of energy E = hν = hc/λ = 12.398 keV has wavelength λ = 1 Å, making it also, as
is well known, a powerful probe of the structure of condensed matter. The
electromagnetic field associated with a moving x-ray makes it, under appro-
priate circumstances, another probe of magnetic structure. To probe excita-
tions in condensed matter, which typically have energies in the meV range,
an energy resolution on the order of 10−7 is required in both incident and
scattered beams, a formidable challenge that has recently been met in third-
generation synchrotron sources.

1.2.1 Diffraction Formalism

We consider a simple scattering experiment shown schematically in
Figure 1.2. We suppose that a beam of particles (neutrons, x-rays, or elec-
trons) characterized by a wave vector k i⃗ falls on the sample. The magnitude
of k i⃗ is 2π/λ and its direction corresponds to that of the beam. Usually the
sample size is chosen such that most of the beam is transmitted: typically it
is ∼mm with neutrons, and with x-rays it varies from ∼mm for light atoms

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ki
2θ
kf
dΩ

ki
Scattering triangle:
Q = ki –kf FIGURE 1.2
kf Geometry of a typical diffraction experiment.

to ∼μm for heavy atoms. Some particles are, however, scattered and can be
measured with a detector placed, for example, in a direction k f⃗ . If the inci-
dent beam is characterized by a flux Φ (particles crossing unit area per unit
time), the sample has N identical atoms in the beam, and the detector sub-
tends solid angle ΔΩ and has efficiency η, we may expect the count rate in
the detector to be proportional (if ΔΩ is small enough) to all these quantities.
In this case, the constant of proportionality is called the differential cross
section and is derived as4

dσ C
= . (1.2)
dΩ ηΦN(∆Ω)

The structural information obtained in a diffraction experiment is normally

described by the variation of the intensity of the scattering with the scat­
tering vector Q⃗ :

  
Q = ki − k f (1.3)

illustrated by the triangle in Figure 1.2. In the case of experiments on sam-

ples that are directionally isotropic—polycrystalline solids, glasses, and
­liquids—the scattering depends only on the magnitude of the scattering
­vector, the scalar quantity Q = ‖Q⃗ ‖.
It is usual to fix the directions of k i⃗ and k f⃗ by means of appropriate col-
limators, detector placement, etc. and to fix the magnitude of one of these,
generally ki, or sometimes a combination of ki and kf , for example one that
corresponds to the total time-of-flight from sample to detector in the case of
neutron scattering. The total intensity of the scattered particles measured in
the detector is normally recorded, irrespective of any energy transfer that
may take place, and Q⃗ is evaluated from Equation 1.3 under the assump-
tion that the scattering is elastic, i.e., there is no energy exchange between
the particle and the sample and so |k i⃗ |=|k f⃗ |. In the neutron case, significant

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