Figure 2.14 In situ XAS characterization of CoV-UAH. (a) and (b) Co K-edge XANES data collected on the initial state. (c) and (d) V K-edge XANES data collected on the initial state. Source: Reproduced with permission from Liu et al. [112]. Copyright 2018, The Royal Society of Chemistry.
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