Experimental Studies of Vapor-Deposited Water-Ice Films Using Grazing-Angle FTIR-Reflection Absorption Spectroscopy
Experimental Studies of Vapor-Deposited Water-Ice Films Using Grazing-Angle FTIR-Reflection Absorption Spectroscopy
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使用掠角 FTIR 反射吸收光谱法进行气相沉积水冰膜的实验研究
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1997
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M. Robinson
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M. Zondlo;T. Onasch;M. Warshawsky;M. Tolbert;G. Mallick;P. Arentz;M. Robinson
Grazing-angle Fourier transform infrared reflection absorption spectroscopy was used to monitor the free OH stretch (or “dangling bond”) in vapor-deposited H2O−ice films between 94 and 120 K. Ice film thicknesses and the sensitivity of our instrument to water−ice molecules were determined by optical interference using a helium−neon laser. These calibrations indicate that the dangling bond signals observed in the present study are indicative of the surfaces of micropores present within the amorphous ice bulk. The largest dangling bond signal (corresponding to the largest number of micropores) was observed at 94 K under conditions of fast ice growth while the smallest signal was observed at 120 K under conditions of slow growth. The temperature and pressure dependence of the dangling bond signal during film growth was used to estimate a barrier to diffusion (Edif) for H2O on amorphous ice. We measured an upper limit of Edif = 4.2 (±0.5) kcal mol-1, consistent with a theoretically derived value of Edif = 2.5...