Gas hydrates (clathrate hydrates, clathrates, or hydrates) are crystalline inclusion
compounds composed of water and gas molecules. Methane hydrates, the most well-known …

The history of scientific research on diverse ice structures dates back to more than a century.
To date, 20 three-dimensional crystalline ice phases (ice I-ice XX) have been identified in …

The use of hydrate-based technologies for gas storage and transportation, carbon capture
and sequestration, desalination, and cold energy utilization is gaining popularity …

Although computational prediction of new ice phases is a niche field in water science, the
scientific subject itself is representative of two important areas in physical chemistry, namely …

A monolayer of water confined between two parallel graphene sheets exists in many
different phases and exhibits fascinating dielectric properties that have been studied in …

Achieving timely, reversible, and long-range remote tunability over surface wettability is
highly demanded across diverse fields, including nanofluidic systems, drug delivery, and …

Water tends to wet all hydrophilic surfaces under ambient conditions, and the first water
adlayers on solids are important for a broad range of physicochemical phenomena and …

Despite numerous studies of water structures at the two-dimensional water–solid interfaces,
much less is known about the phase behaviors of water at the one-dimensional (1D) liquid …

Understanding water wetting layers on solid surfaces is essential for many natural and
industrial processes. Here we find a helical ice monolayer with every six water molecules …