Hi everyone, Sorry for the formatting error in my last e-mail. I am new to EXAFS and have been working with Athena to process my data and trying to fit it with Artemis. I have LIII edge EXAFS data from monometallic carbon supported Pt, Re and bi-metallic PtRe nanoparticles (1-3nm). My objective to perform a first coordination shell fit, and i have been successful with the monometallic data and reference samples (Pt and Re foils and salts). Unfortunately success with PtRe bimetallics has been limited so far, and I can not get a good fit with reasonable delEo values. Did anyone work with platinum/rhenium before and can offer some helpful advice? The literature says that even though the backscattering properties of Pt and Re are similar (given their proximity on the periodic table), they should still be distinguishable with k0-weighted fitting. I was also if its possible to use Athena or Artemis to extract the back-scattering properties of Pt and Re from reference samples, and use these properties in fitting a Pt-Re path. Thank you very much for your help -Ed Kunkes Graduate Student University of Wisconsin-Madison Chemical Engineering