We present an overview of recent static and time-resolved vibrational spectroscopic studies
of liquid water from ambient conditions to the supercooled state, as well as of crystalline and …

Water is, of course, a fascinating and important substance. For such a simple molecule, its
condensed phase properties are surprisingly complex. Here we might mention the many …

Many hydrogen-bonded liquids, molecular solids, and lowdimensional systems support
anomalous diffusion mechanisms of topological charge defects created by the addition or …

In life science, water is the ubiquitous solvent, sometimes even called the “matrix of life”.
There is increasing experimental and theoretical evidence that solvation water is not a …

The reorientation of a water molecule is important for a host of phenomena, ranging over—in
an only partial listing—the key dynamic hydrogen-bond network restructuring of water itself …

CO binding energy has been widely employed as a descriptor for effective catalysts in the
electrochemical CO2 and CO reduction reactions (CO (2) RR), however, it has yet to be …

There are fundamental and not yet fully resolved questions concerning the impact of solutes,
ions in particular, on the structure and dynamics of water, which can be formulated as …

Water is a critical component of many chemical processes, in fields as diverse as biology
and geology. Water in chemical, biological, and other systems frequently occurs in very …

The properties of water depend on its extended hydrogen bond network and the continual
picosecond–time scale structural evolution of the network. Water molecules in confined …

In highly concentrated salt solutions, the water hydrogen bond (H-bond) network is
completely disrupted by the presence of ions. Water is forced to restructure as dictated by …