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Figure 1. Schematic illustration of IL-(S)TEM using a labeled TEM grid as the electrode. The TEM grid works as the working electrode during the electrochemical tests, which can be held by an Au wire, a reverse tweezer or a glassy carbon rotating disk electrode tip using a hollow cylindrical Teflon cap. The TEM images used for illustration are adopted from Ref.[47]. TEM: Transmission electron microscopy; IL-(S)TEM: identical location (scanning) transmission electron microscopy.