Given the importance of water and its welldiscussed anomalies, there are a large number of
monographs, 1-4 reviews, 5, 6 and even popular literature7 that cover a much broader …

Neutron diffraction data for water and ice in the form of OO, OH and HH partial structure
factors now exist over a temperature range 220–673 K, and at pressures up to∼ 400 MPa …

Due to its ubiquity in our environment (near or far remote) water is the most investigated
liquid of the literature. Since the advent of molecular simulations in the sixties the key point …

The objective of this work is to obtain a water model for simulations of biological
macromolecules in solution. A pragmatic approach is taken in which we use the same type …

A novel strategy utilizing high‐frequency (10 MHz) hybrid sound waves to dramatically
enhance hydrogen evolution reactions (HER) in notoriously difficult neutral electrolytes by …

The techniques of neutron diffraction and x-ray diffraction, as applied to structural studies of
liquids and glasses, are reviewed. Emphasis is placed on the explanation and discussion of …

Recent controversy in the literature about the structure of water away from ambient
conditions is manifested by significant differences between the site–site pair correlation …

This review introduces and summarizes lyotropic liquid crystal (LLC) directed syntheses of
nanostructured materials consisting of porous nanostructures and zero-dimensional (0-D) …

THE characteristic tetrahedral structure of water is known to be disrupted by changes in
pressure and temperature1–3. It has been suggested that ions in solution may have a …

We report a molecular simulation study for a model of water adsorption on nonporous and
porous activated carbons. The grand canonical Monte Carlo method is used, and the …