POSEIDON SELECT IN SITU LIQUID ELECTRON MICROSCOPY. Protochips Quantifiably Better

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POSEIDON SELECT IN SITU LIQUID ELECTRON MICROSCOPY Protochips Quantifiably Better

TiO 2 Nanoparticles 150 nm of water Image courtesy Dr. Madeline Dukes SEE THINGS IN LIQUID YOU NEVER THOUGHT POSSIBLE Pegylated Au Nanorods 150 nm of water Image courtesy NC State University Ag, Au, Pd Nanoparticles 500 nm of water Image courtesy Argonne National Lab Dispersion and composition of nanomaterials in liquid

BATTERIES AND ENERGY STORAGE B. L. Mehdi, N. D. Browning, et al., Nano letters 15.3 (2015): 2168-2173. Image lithium battery cycling while simultaneously taking electrochemical measurements

E. A. Lewis et al. Chem. commun. 50 (2014): 10019-10022 HIGH QUALITY IMAGING for any sample EDS ELEMENTAL ANALYSIS in liquid Poseidon is based on a wet cell technology, trapping liquid between two ultra-thin, transparent membranes in the microscope. The key to obtaining beautiful images of wet samples is to use the thinnest liquid layer possible to minimize scattering. Because samples come in a wide variety of sizes, Protochips has developed a family of consumable E-chips that allows the microscopist to select the ideal liquid thickness, from <50nm to 5µm. Our unique MicrowellTM design is perfect for the smallest samples where resolution is critical. Until now, liquid microscopy has been focused on improving the image quality of wet samples. The unique design of Poseidon now allows, for the first time, true EDS elemental analysis within the TEM. The holder design provides a large line-of-sight solid angle from the sample to the EDS detector, minimizing tilt and maximizing count rate. Poseidon is even compatible with multiple detectors within the TEM, including high angle EDS detectors.

ELECTROCHEMISTRY LIQUID HEATING Conducting true in situ quantitative electrochemistry analysis is possible with the Electrochemistry package option for the Poseidon select system. This package contains a number of unique design elements that resolve the small currents expected in a miniature cell while maintaining imaging and analytical data collection. Both the contacts in the TEM holder and protective coating on the E-chip prevent the electrolyte from reacting with any parts of the cell except the electrodes themselves, ensuring accurate, low noise electrical results. Our family of electrochemistry E-chips includes a variety of materials and designs that provide the flexibility needed for many different types of samples. The Poseidon Heating package is available as an option to the Poseidon Select system, adding the ability to directly heat liquids within the TEM holder. The temperature is controlled through the Clarity software package, which provides closed-loop control to ensure stability and accuracy. The unique Poseidon Heating Package ensures liquid temperature control is accurate, uniform and safe. Rather than using a membrane heater, the Protochips technology heats the entire silicon frame which is in contact with a much larger volume of liquid in the cell. This ensures that the entire volume of liquid flowing across the membrane is heated uniformly, without hot or cold spots.

INTUITIVE SEALING LID DESIGN Patented sealing and lid design enables: Dry contact: Reactions occur only at the on-chip electrodes making Poseidon truly quantitative. Safety: With only one gasket, the sealing surface within the tip is minimized, greatly enhancing microscope safety. EDS analysis: Material is minimized above the E-chip, providing direct line-of-sight to the sample. SAFE TUBING SYSTEM The Poseidon tube-in-a-tube design allows the microscopist to replace the inner tubing without disassembling the TEM holder. By sealing the inner tube against an outer tube, the potential for a leak into the microscope is eliminated. FAMILY OF E-CHIPS TM Poseidon is based on a family of E-chips, including spacers from <50 nm to 5 μm. Our patented Microwell is perfect for very small samples that require high resolution. Our dual chip design allows any Poseidon Select holder to add an electrochemistry or heating package to it. CONFIGURABLE AND EXPANDABLE TM Poseidon Select starts with a base system that includes the TEM holder. Heating and Electrochemistry packages can each be added depending on the area of interest. One or both of these packages can be added either immediately or in the future as needed, making the Poseidon Select system configurable and expandable.

100 Over 100 Poseidon holders in the market 50 Over 50 scientific peerreviewed journal articles The Poseidon system changes the way we envision biology. It is now possible to study live entities at the nanoscale - truly seeing the world through a new lens. - Dr. Deborah Kelly, Virginia Tech, USA 1000 Over 1000 citations The development of innovative nanomaterials requires establishing the links between their atomic-scale structure and their properties...the Poseidon system is a cutting edge approach because it provides unprecedented mechanistic insights into the formation of nanomaterials through chemical paths and into the transformation undergone by nanostructures in biological media. - Dr. Damien Alloyeau, University of Paris, France Poseidon opens up a new frontier in my field of crystallization and also provides the wonderful opportunity to create new relationships and collaborations in scientific fields I ve never touched before. - Dr. Yuki Kimura, Hokkaido University, Japan

ONE HOLDER, ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES POSEIDON SELECT SPECIFICATIONS EX SITU CELL Analyzing electrochemical results within the TEM can be complicated without a point of comparison. Protochips offers an ex situ cell which functions identically to the Poseidon Select holder. An entire electrochemistry experiment, including liquid flow, can be conducted outside of the microscope and later compared to results acquired with the TEM for comparison, isolating any effects attributed to the microscope. Flow Ports Number of Electrodes Replaceable Tubing Analytical Compatibility Resolution Configurable E-chip Spacer E-chip Sealing Method Heating 3 (static, flow or mixing) 3 (WE, CE, RE) YES EDS, EELS 2 ±1 nm or better Microwells, 0 nm, 50 nm, 150 nm, 500 nm, 1 µm or 5 µm 1 gasket RT to 100 C closed-loop control

Protochips Quantifiably Better Protochips www.protochips.com 3800 Gateway Centre Blvd Suite 306 Morrisville, NC 27560 Toll-Free Phone (USA/Canada): 844.INSITU1 (844.467.4881) International Phone: 001.919.377.0800 Fax: 919.377.0899 SP-00008 1.5 - English