Temporal evolution of an ultrathin, noncrystalline ice deposit at crystallization near 160 K studied by FT-IR reflection-absorption spectroscopy
Temporal evolution of an ultrathin, noncrystalline ice deposit at crystallization near 160 K studied by FT-IR reflection-absorption spectroscopy
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通过 FT-IR 反射吸收光谱研究近 160 K 结晶温度下超薄非晶冰沉积物的时间演化
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2004
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K. Leung
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S. Mitlin;K. Leung
The temporal evolution of the OH stretching modes of a noncrystalline ice deposit upon annealing followed by crystallization near 160 K has been investigated by FT-IR reflection-absorption spectroscopy. Using the earlier theo- retical results from Whalley (E. Whalley. Can. J. Chem. 55, 3429 (1977)) and from Buch and Devlin (V. Buch and J.P. Devlin. J. Chem. Phys. 110, 3437 (1999)), the most prominent changes in these modes have been characterized for the first time. A dynamical picture of the structural transformation during crystallization has been developed, and it sup- ports the observation that crystallization proceeds directly from a noncrystalline to a crystalline state without any long- lived intermediate state structurally different from its noncrystalline predecessor.