El agua sólida amorfa prevalece dentro de los nanoporos esféricos del marco MIL-101 ((Cr) por debajo de 200 K:

Vivek Sudhir1, Debarati Das2,3, Pranav Utpalla4

  • 1Cochin University of Science and Technology, Cochin - 682022, Kerala, India.

Resumen

El agua súper enfriada confinada en nanoporos MIL-101 ((Cr) pasa a una fase cristalina de agua sólida amorfa (ASW) alrededor de 190-200 K. Este estudio utilizó difracción de rayos X, espectroscopia de aniquilación de positrones y espectroscopia dieléctrica de banda ancha para revelar este cambio de fase a baja temperatura.

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