A Molecular Jump Mechanism of Water Reorientation
Reinterpretation
Solvation shell
Bond cleavage
DOI:
10.1126/science.1122154
Publication Date:
2006-01-27T02:03:11Z
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ABSTRACT
Despite long study, a molecular picture of the mechanism water reorientation is still lacking. Using numerical simulations, we find support for pathway in which rotating molecule breaks hydrogen bond (H-bond) with an overcoordinated first-shell neighbor to form H-bond undercoordinated second-shell neighbor. The cleavage and occur concertedly not successively as usually considered. This involves large-amplitude angular jumps, rather than commonly accepted sequence small diffusive steps, therefore calls reinterpretation many experimental data wherein rotational relaxation assumed be diffusive.
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