Adsorbate-Induced Partial Ordering of the Irregular Surface and Subsurface of Crystalline Ice
Adsorbate-Induced Partial Ordering of the Irregular Surface and Subsurface of Crystalline Ice
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吸附物诱导的晶冰不规则表面和次表面的部分有序化
DOI:
10.1021/jp960497s
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发表时间:
1996
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通讯作者:
V. Buch
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作者:
L. Delzeit;M. Devlin;A. Rowland;J. Devlin;V. Buch
In our recent studies, evidence was presented that a relaxed ice nanocrystal surface is disordered, in contrast to the nanocrystal interior. In this study it is argued, based on spectroscopic evidence, that disorder extends to several surface layers. Difference spectra between large and small D2O nanocrystals are used to obtain the infrared OD stretch absorption of the disordered subsurface layers. Moreover it is shown that certain select adsorbates at the ice surface induce a significant ordering of the ice subsurface as indicated by the conversion of one-third or more of the subsurface spectrum to that of interior ice. For ice nanocrystals, the new “interior” ice can be greater than 10% of the total amount of ice. Since the ice subsurface apparently consists of approximately three bilayers, this suggests that the influence of these adsorbates on the surface bilayer is reflected in the “ordering” of one or more subsurface bilayers. Examples of adsorbates that have this influence are the bifunctional mole...