Titlebook: Hydrogen-Bonded Liquids; John C. Dore,José Teixeira Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 bonding.chemistry.electrolyte

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Introductionproperties. At a molecular level the behaviour of liquids still poses many fundamental problems to our understanding. Any satisfactory scientific theory requires a conceptual basis in which the main features governing the observed phenomena can be put into a mathematical framework to give predictive

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Quantum Effects in Hydrogen Bonded Liquids the structure and spectroscopy in two quantum mechanical aqueous systems. The first of these applications is the determination of the consequences of quantizing the molecular degrees of freedom of the water molecules in the pure room temperature liquid. The results provide a quantitative estimate o

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Transport Processes, Relaxation, and Glass Formation in Hydrogen-Bonded Liquids which may be associated with the presence of the specific hydrogen-bonding interaction are singled out. In the first part of the paper, these are discussed in the context of “strength” and “fragility” in liquids and linked to specific features of the topology of the potential energy hypersurfaces f

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Thermodynamic Properties of Some H-Bonded Liquids in their Undercooled and/or Overcompressed Statessivity as a function of temperature and pressure. In their undercooled and overcompressed states, new features are revealed and provide a lower temperature limit for the existence of the phase. The latter corresponds to the Kauzmann temperature, calculated from Cp data, and the temperature divergenc

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H/D Substitution in Neutron Diffractiontrated by some experimental results. Simple arguments lead to an algorithm for H/D substitution techniques in multi-component systems. The accuracy of the measurements of the coherent part of the scattering and the validity of the corrections are the crucial elements in obtaining useful information.