Oxygen as a site specific probe of the structure of water and oxide materials

Anita Zeidler; Philip Salmon; Henry E Fischer; Jörg C Neuefeind; J. Mike Simonson; Hartmut Lemmel; Helmut Rauch; Thomas E. Markland

Oxygen as a site specific probe of the structure of water and oxide materials

Anita Zeidler
, Philip Salmon
, Henry E Fischer
, Jörg C Neuefeind
, J. Mike Simonson
, Hartmut Lemmel
, Helmut Rauch
, Thomas E. Markland

Department of Physics

Technische Universität Wien
Stanford University

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Abstract

Oxygen is a ubiquitous element, playing an essential role in many scientific and technological disciplines. Establishing the structure of a liquid or glassy oxide and thereby its relation to the functional properties of a material is not, however, a trivial task. Here we introduce the method of neutron diffraction with oxygen isotope substitution to study the structure of water. The results give insight into the role played by quantum mechanics in water’s properties.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	46
Number of pages	2
Journal	ILL Annual Report
Volume	2011
Publication status	Published - 2012

Partial Structure Factors by Means of Oxygen Isotope Substitution
Salmon, P. (PI)
Science and Technology Facilities Council
21/04/10 → 20/08/10
Project: Research council
Partial Structure Factors by Means of Oxygen Isotope Substitution
Salmon, P. (PI)
Science and Technology Facilities Council
19/03/09 → 31/12/09
Project: Research council

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