• XAFS spectroscopy under flowing inert gases, typically helium
• X-ray Fluorescence Yield (XRF)
• Transmission
• Available for in-situ/operando experiments under high/low temperatures or using different gasses e.g. CO, H₂S/SO₂, and H₂
• In-situ electrochemistry

The ambient table is a versatile endstation, capable of different configurations for specific experiments. Ambient table set-ups available at SXRMB include:

• Ambient gas chamber for fluorescence yield and transmission studies of thin samples
• Liquid cells with magnetic stirring and ambient gas chamber
• A cold finger apparatus for low temperature studies
• A tube furnace and six shooter sample holder for solid-gas in situ reactions

Scroll through the photo gallery to the right see images of some possible set-ups!

The in-situ experiment capabilities at the Ambient table are designed to study materials in real-time under realistic or operational conditions. Several in-situ experiments were performed at the SXRMB beamline using different setups and configurations.

In-situ experiments at Ambient table