Water adsorption at metal surfaces is governed by a subtle balance between water–water
hydrogen bonding and water–metal interactions, which together determine the stability of …

The structure of water at the interface with other materials is thought to determine their
wetting properties and underlies the vast array of phenomena known under the names of …

The results of the comparative quantitative study of oxygen-containing groups adsorbed on
the surface of carbonized sponge scaffold (CSS), highly oriented pyrolytic graphite (HOPG) …

Heterogeneous ice nucleation has a key role in fields as diverse as atmospheric chemistry
and biology. Ice nucleation on metal surfaces affords an opportunity to watch this process …

In liquid-phase reaction systems, the role of the solvent is often limited to the simple
requirement of dissolving and/or diluting substrates. However, the correct choice, either pure …

Conspectus The adsorption and reactions of water on surfaces has attracted great interest,
as water is involved in many physical and chemical processes at interfaces. On metal …

Solid-aqueous interfaces and their associated phenomena (adsorption, nucleation,
corrosion, catalysis, etc.) are ubiquitous in a multitude of chemical systems linking various …

A combined scanning tunneling microscopy and density-functional theory (DFT) study
shows a rich structure of water monolayers adsorbed on ZnO (10 1¯ 0) at room temperature …

The development of Pt‐free catalysts for the alkaline hydrogen evolution reaction (HER),
which is widely used in industrial scale water‐alkali electrolyzers, remains a contemporary …

There are few molecules, if any, more important than water. Yet remarkably little is known
about how it interacts with solid surfaces, particularly at the all important atomic level. This is …