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ROCK: the new Quick-EXAFS beamline at SOLEIL

Journal of Physics Conference Series · 2016 · Vol. 712 · pp. 012149–012149

Valérie Briois✉(Synchrotron soleil)Camille La Fontaine(Synchrotron soleil)Stéphanie Belin(Synchrotron soleil)Laurent Barthe(Synchrotron soleil)T. Moreno(Synchrotron soleil)Victor Pinty(Synchrotron soleil)Alexandre Carcy(Synchrotron soleil)R Girardot(Synchrotron soleil)Emiliano Fonda(Synchrotron soleil)

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Abstract

ROCK is a new beamline at SOLEIL dedicated to Quick-EXAFS measurements. The optical layout has been optimized to get full advantage of the monochromators, which were designed at SOLEIL and successfully used at SAMBA from 2009 to 2014. ROCK has started user operations since March 2015. It is mainly employed to monitor fast kinetic processes in materials used in catalysis and energy sciences. A review of the ROCK performances and capabilities is presented. The high automation achieved for fast change of monochromators, optimization of mirrors for harmonic rejection and detectors allows the simultaneous operando characterization of different chemical elements present in a material during the same reaction.

X-ray Spectroscopy and Fluorescence Analysis Nuclear Physics and Applications Electron and X-Ray Spectroscopy TechniquesBeamlineOpticsAutomationExtended X-ray absorption fine structureDetectorComputer scienceMaterials scienceMechanical engineeringEngineeringPhysics

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European Synchrotron Radiation Facility

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