Liquid Water: Molecular Correlation Functions from X-Ray Diffraction
The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1971 · 664 citations · 10 references
X-ray CrystallographyElectron DensityEngineeringPhysicsPhysicochemical AnalysisNatural SciencesX-ray DiffractionPhysical ChemistrySpherical MoleculesQuantum ChemistryChemistrySimple LiquidLiquid WaterCrystallography
For nearly spherical molecules the x-ray scattering from liquids yields structure and correlation functions for molecular scattering centers. The distribution of electron density in a water molecule is very nearly spherical, and orientational correlation between molecules in the liquid is not ``seen'' by x rays. Structure and correlation functions for molecular scattering centers are derived from x-ray data on water and tabulated. They provide a sensitive test for future work on a molecular theory of liquid water.
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