Structural analysis of graphene-embedded FeN4 (FeN4/GN) catalysts

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Fig. 1 Structural analysis of graphene-embedded FeN4 (FeN4/GN) catalysts. Structural analysis of graphene-embedded FeN4 (FeN4/GN) catalysts. (A to D) High-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM) images of FeN4/GN-2.7. The area with arrows and the dashed circles shows some typical single Fe atoms in the nanosheets. (E and F) Atomic models (E) and the corresponding simulated HRTEM images (F) for the structures in (D), where the FeN4/GN structures have been optimized. (G and H) High-angle annular dark-field scanning transmission electron microscopy (HAADF-STEM) images of FeN4/GN-2.7. (I) The electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) atomic spectra of Fe and N elements from the bright dots as shown by the red arrow in (H). The red circles show Fe and N signals, respectively. a.u., arbitrary units. (J) Low-temperature scanning tunneling microscopy (LS-STM) image of FeN4/GN-2.7, measured at a bias of 1.0 V and a current (I) of 0.3 nA (2 nm × 2 nm). (K) Simulated STM image for (J). The inserted schematic structures represent the structure of the graphene-embedded FeN4. The gray, blue, and light blue balls in (E), (J), and (K) represent C, N, and Fe atoms, respectively. (L) dI/dV spectra acquired along the white line in the inset image. U, 1.0 V; I, 0.3 nA; modulation frequency, 500 Hz; amplitude, 20 millivolts peak to peak; RC, 7 Hz. Dehui Deng et al. Sci Adv 2015;1:e1500462 Copyright © 2015, The Authors