Hexagonal Monolayer Ice without Shared Edges
Hexagonal Monolayer Ice without Shared Edges
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无共享边缘的六角形单层冰
DOI:
10.1103/physrevlett.121.256001
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
8.6
通讯作者:
Meng Sheng
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文献类型:
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作者:
Zhang Xin;Xu Ji Yu;Tu Yu Bing;Sun Kai;Tao Min Long;Xiong Zu Hong;Wu Ke Hui;Wang Jun Zhong;Xue Qi Kun;Meng Sheng
When adsorbed on solids, water molecules are usually arranged into a honeycomb hydrogen-bond network. Here we report the discovery of a novel monolayer ice built exclusively from water hexamers but without shared edges, distinct from all conventional ice phases. Water grown on graphite crystalizes into a robust monolayer ice after annealing, attaining an exceedingly high density of. Unlike chemisorbed ice on metal surfaces, the ice monolayer can translate and rotate on graphite terraces and grow across steps, confirming its two-dimensional nature. First-principles calculations identify the monolayer ice structure as a robust self-assembly of closely packed water hexamers without edge sharing, whose stability is maintained by maximizing the number of intralayer hydrogen bonds on inert surfaces.