Structures and processes at water/metal interfaces play an important technological role in
electrochemical energy conversion and storage, photoconversion, sensors, and corrosion …

Water/solid interfaces are relevant to a broad range of physicochemical phenomena and
technological processes such as corrosion, lubrication, heterogeneous catalysis and …

The nature of the intermolecular forces between water molecules is the same in small
hydrogen-bonded clusters as in the bulk. The rotational spectra of the clusters therefore give …

Water adsorption at metal surfaces is governed by a subtle balance between water–water
hydrogen bonding and water–metal interactions, which together determine the stability of …

Since we intend to review experimental and theoretical studies of physicochemical
processes occurring on cosmic dust grains in very cold regions in space, we start with a brief …

Although the importance of water interfaces has long been well recognized, studies of the
interfaces at the molecular level only began more recently. 1-3 The difficulty lies in the fact …

We present a picture that combines discussions regarding the thermodynamic anomalies in
ambient and supercooled water with recent interpretations of X-ray spectroscopy and …

Understanding and manipulating fluids at the nanoscale is a matter of growing scientific and
technological interest. Here we show that the viscous shear forces in nanoconfined water …

The structure of water at the interface with other materials is thought to determine their
wetting properties and underlies the vast array of phenomena known under the names of …

We present a density functional theory study of water adsorption on metal surfaces.
Prototype water structures including monomers, clusters, one-dimensional chains, and …