[22] Methods for the study of water in ice phases
作者： W.F. Kuhs
DOI: 10.1016/0076-6879(86)27025-1
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摘要: Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on the practical aspects of experimental work done ices. The full range and theoretical methods for solid state research is used to study behavior water molecules in various ice phases; usual lattice properties offer an attractive starting point understanding increasingly complex world its biological functions. A special kind doping studies phases isotopic dilution. common feature many a source considerable complication orientational disorder resulting very broad spectroscopic features with consequent problems detailed mode assignment. sample preparation handling also discussed chapter. techniques that allow investigation motional structural phenomena ices are (1) nuclear magnetic resonance quadrupole double (NQR), (2) electric dielectric methods, (3) vibrational spectroscopy, or (4) crystallography.
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