Hydrogen-Bonded Liquids

The study of liquids covers a wide range of scientific disciplines, primarily in physics and chemistry. As a result of this disparate activity the links between new developments in remote fields are seldom co-ordinated into a single conference. The objective of the present meeting was to gather together people with different forms of expertise. Previous ASI meetings on the liquid state have been held over an extended period and have occurred on a three-yearly basis. The first meeting in this series was on 'Structure and Dynamics of Liquids' in 1980 and was held on the island of Corsica. The next meeting on 'Molecular liquids: Dynamics and Interactions' was held in Florence in 1983 and was followed by 'Aqueous Solutions' at the Institut d'Etudes Scientifiques de Cargese in 1986. It therefore seemed a natural choice to select Cargese for the next meeting in 1989 and to choose a topic which emphasised a particular area of liquid state studies. Due to our own involvement in collaborative research we considered that 'Hydrogen-bonded liquids' would be an appropriate topic. One of its attractions, was that there was much new material coming from widely disparate investigations and it would be a convenient time to draw together the different strands. The particular interest in water was clearly central to this topic but it was thought desirable to set this development in the wider context of other systems in which hydrogen-bonding plays a significant role.

Klappentext

Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute, Cargèse, Corsica, France, April 3-15, 1989

Zusammenfassung
' ....the proceedings do include a number of excellent review papers by world authorities...This collection of current ideas is an update of the field that will be useful to advanced students and researchers interested in learning more about hydrogen bonded liquids. ' Structural Chemistry 3:2 1992

Inhalt

1. Introduction.- i) Basic concepts and tools of liquid state theory.- ii) Methods for calculating intermolecular energy surfaces.- iii) Quantum effects in hydrogen-bonded liquids.- iv) Transport processes, relaxation, and glass formation in hydrogen-bonded liquids.- v) Thermodynamic properties of some H-bonded liquids in their undercooled and/or overcompressed states.- i) X-ray diffraction studies of liquids..- ii) Neutron diffraction techniques.- iii) Recent structural studies of liquid D2O by neutron diffraction..- iv) H/D substitution in neutron diffraction..- v) Structural analysis of liquid formic acid using neutron diffraction..- vi) Structural studies of water near an interface..- vii) SANS and QENS studies of Vycor containing D2O/H2O mixtures..- i) Molecular dynamics simulation studies of the hydrogen-bond network in water..- ii) A molecular model for aqueous solutions..- iii) A model for hydrogen-bonding effects at aqueous interfaces..- iv) A collective approach to the dynamics of water..- i) Properties of H-bonding in the infrared spectral range.- ii) Infrared spectra of H-bonded molecules..- iii) Vibrational and collision-induced Raman scattering from water and aqueous solutions..- iv) Acoustic S- and P-wave Character of the Intermolecular 60 and 175 cm-1 Raman Bands from Liquid Water..- v) Quasi-elastic and inelastic neutron scattering and molecular dynamics of water at supercooled temperature..- vi) The properties of hydrogen-bonded liquids studied by high pressure NMR..- vii) Low frequency light scattering in hydrogen-bonded liquids..- viii)Dielectric Measurements of water, alcohols and their mixtures..- ix) Ultrasonic properties of alcoholic aqueous solutions..- x) Multi-nuclear relaxation time studies in undercooled aqueous electrolytes..- xi) Vibrational dynamics of liquids and glassy electrolytes..- 6. The Programme.- Posters.- 7. Postscript.- Author index.- Chemical index.