Ion/Water Network Structural Dynamics in Highly Concentrated Lithium Chloride and Lithium Bromide Solutions Probed with Ultrafast Infrared Spectroscopy

Ion/Water Network Structural Dynamics in Highly Concentrated Lithium Chloride and Lithium Bromide Solutions Probed with Ultrafast Infrared Spectroscopy
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用超快红外光谱探测高浓度氯化锂和溴化锂溶液中的离子/水网络结构动力学

DOI:
10.1021/acs.jpcb.2c08792
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发表时间:
2023
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry B
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Fayer, Michael D.
Fayer, Michael D.
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作者:
Roget, Sean A.;Heck, Tristan R.;Carter-Fenk, Kimberly A.;Fayer, Michael D.

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The structural dynamics of highly concentrated LiCl and LiBr aqueous solutions were observed from 1–4 to 1–16 water molecules per ion pair using ultrafast polarization-selective pump–probe (PSPP) experiments on the OD stretch of dilute HOD. At these high salt concentrations, an extended ion/water network exists with complex structural dynamics. Population decays from PSPP experiments highlight two distinct water components. From the frequency-dependent amplitudes of the decays, the spectra of hydroxyls bound to halides and to water oxygens are obtained, which are not observable in the FT-IR spectra. PSPP experiments also measure frequency-dependent water orientational relaxation. At short times, wobbling dynamics within a restricted angular cone occurs. At high concentrations, the cone angles are dependent on frequency (hydrogen bond strength), but at higher water concentrations (>10 waters per ion pair), there is no frequency dependence. The average cone angle increases as the ion concentration decreases. The slow time constant for complete HOD orientational relaxation is independent of concentration but slower in LiCl than in LiBr. Comparison to structural MD simulations of LiCl from the literature indicates that the loss of the cone angle wavelength dependence and the increase in the cone angles as the concentration decreases occur as the prevalence of large ion/water clusters gives way to contact ion pairs.