Overview
Beam line 4-3 is a wiggler side-station dedicated for x-ray absorption spectroscopy and EXAFS measurements on biological, environmental, catalysis, and materials systems. This station enables tender x-ray measurement (S K-edge and up, i.e. 2.4-5 keV) in addition to hard x-rays ( up to 11 keV). It is setup with a He flight path from the beam line optics to the sample. The beam is collimated and unfocused to allow for high energy-resolution measurements on homogenous samples. BL4-3 is equipped with a 4-element solid-state silicon drift detector in addition to ionization chambers and PIPS/Lytle detectors. A LHe cryostream allows for low-temperature measurements. A motorized sample holder stage allows sequential measurement on multiple samples. Infrastructure for in-situ catalysis with mass-flow control and reactor cells have recently been added.
Status —
Beamline Parameters —
Energy Range | Resolution ΔE/E | Spot Size | Flux | |
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Unfocused | 2400-11000 eV | 1 x 10-4 | 2 x 12mm2 | 1 x 1012 |
Optics —
M0 | Monochromator |
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Vertically collimating, flat, bent, 1.0 m, bare Si, cutoff ~10.5 keV | Liquid N2 cooled, Si(111), ϕ = 0o & 90o, double-crystal, non-fixed exit slit Monochromator Crystal Glitch Library |
Source —
Instrumentation —
Detectors | Ionization chambers, PIPS, Lytle, Hitachi HTA 4-element solid-state Si drift detector, electron-yield detector |
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Cryostat | LHe cryostream |
Other | He-purged sample box. He flow meters and oxygen content meter on sample space. Automated shutter to alleviate beam damage. Motorized multiple solid-sample holder. Gas cabinet, mass flow control, reactor cells for in-situ catalysis. |
Sample Environment —
Sample Temperature | 20-50 K (He cryostream) or Room temperature (no cryostat) |
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Sample size | 5 X 20 mm |
Catalysis | Reactor cells |
Minimum Sample Requirement | 2-5 mM, 200 ul or 100 ppm, 2-5 mg at tender energies. 2 mM, 200 μl solutions or 10 ppm, 10 mg solids at higher energies. Automatic scan queueing available for multiple room temperature samples and/or multiple spots on cold samples. |
Other | Ambient He atmosphere in gas tight sample box (room temperature) plastic sample compartment (for He cryostream) |
Absorption —
127 micron Be |
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Publications
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Highlights
Science Highlights
Beam Line 4-3 Science Highlights
Functional CeOx Nanoglues for Robust Atomically Dispersed Catalysts
Copper and Zinc Forms in Bottom Ash from Solid Waste Incineration
Reversible Cation and Anion Redox in Lithium-rich Sulfide Battery Cathodes
Copper Mobilization and Immobilization along an Organic Matter and Redox Gradient – Insights from a Mofette Site
Direct Observation of the Kinetics of Gas–Solid Reactions Using in-Situ Kinetic and Spectroscopic Techniques
Direct and Efficient Utilization of Solid-phase Iron by Diatoms
Nanoparticulate FeS as an Effective Redox Buffer to Prevent Uraninite (UO2) Oxidation
The Chemistry of Bromine in Terrestrial and Marine Environments
The Elements of Stroke
Geological and Anthropogenic Factors Influencing Mercury Speciation in Mine Wastes
Chemical Structure of Arsenic and Chromium in Chromated Copper Arsenate (CCA) Treated Wood
Chromium Speciation and Mobility in a High Level Nuclear Waste Vadose Zone Plume
Remediation of Uranium-contaminated Ground Water at Fry Canyon, Utah
Fate and Stability of Cr Following Reduction by Microbially Generated Fe(II)
Insights into the Role of the Tyr-Cys Cross-link in Galactose Oxidase from Sulfur K-edge Spectroscopy
Beamline 4-3 and the Rescue of Ancient Warships
Estimating Cr(VI) in Coal-Derived Fly-Ash
Experimental Station 4-3
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