Linearity between Structural Correlation Length and Correlated-Proton Raman Intensity from Amorphous Ice and Supercooled Water up to Dense Supercritical Steam
Linearity between Structural Correlation Length and Correlated-Proton Raman Intensity from Amorphous Ice and Supercooled Water up to Dense Supercritical Steam
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10.1021/j100028a025
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1995-07
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G. Walrafen;Y. Chu
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作者:
G. Walrafen;Y. Chu
Structural correlation lengths (SCL) obtained from radial distribution functions were found to be linear in the integrated Raman intensity ratios of the correlated-to uncorrelated-proton OH stretching bands from—163 C, low-density amorphous (LDA) ice, through supercooled and ambient water, and up to 401 C and 1730 bar, supercritical water. This linearity, from-163 to «400 C, arises because the proton motions are correlated over hydrogen-bonded distances which are determined by the SCL. Moreover, the longest acoustic phonon wavelength, namely, that of the TA or shear mode, which occurs near «55 cm-1, 1· 2 is also completely limited by the SCL. Hence, the proton (OH stretching) and center-of-mass (TA phonon) correlations both arise from, and are restricted in distance by, the size of the hydrogen-bonded aggregates or patches. Theinclusion of LDA ice in the linear relationship also suggests a possible continuity of states from amorphous ice to supercooled water, whereas the high-temperature, supercritical limit is attained when most of the hydrogen bonding is disrupted.