摘要
Inelastic incoherent neutron scattering spectra of D2O high-density amorphous （hda） ice, ice-Ⅷ and ice-Ⅱ mixed with small amount of H2O （（5%） have been measured recently on high-energy transfer spectrometer at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory （UK）. The hydrogen atom on D2O ice lattices has three distinguished vibrational modes, two bending at low frequencies and one stretching at high frequencies, and their frequencies are slightly different for different phases of ice. It was found that the lower one of the bending modes is located at -95 meⅤ for hda-ice, at -95 meⅤ for ice-Ⅷ and at -96 meⅤ for ice-Ⅱ and they are all lower than the value of 104 meⅤ for ice-Ih. It was also measured that the O-D and O-H covalent bond stretching modes of ice-Ⅷ are at -315 and -425 meⅤ, ice-Ⅱ at 307 and -415 meⅤ, hda-ice at 312 and -418 meⅤ, respectively. They are significantly higher than the values of ice-Ih at -299 and -406 meⅤ, respectively.
Inelastic incoherent neutron scattering spectra of D2O high-density amorphous （hda） ice, ice-Ⅷ and ice-Ⅱ mixed with small amount of H2O （（5%） have been measured recently on high-energy transfer spectrometer at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory （UK）. The hydrogen atom on D2O ice lattices has three distinguished vibrational modes, two bending at low frequencies and one stretching at high frequencies, and their frequencies are slightly different for different phases of ice. It was found that the lower one of the bending modes is located at -95 meⅤ for hda-ice, at -95 meⅤ for ice-Ⅷ and at -96 meⅤ for ice-Ⅱ and they are all lower than the value of 104 meⅤ for ice-Ih. It was also measured that the O-D and O-H covalent bond stretching modes of ice-Ⅷ are at -315 and -425 meⅤ, ice-Ⅱ at 307 and -415 meⅤ, hda-ice at 312 and -418 meⅤ, respectively. They are significantly higher than the values of ice-Ih at -299 and -406 meⅤ, respectively.
基金
Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Grant Nos 10274034 and 10474085）, and the Scientific Research Foundation for the Returned 0verseas Chinese Scholars, State Education Ministry, China.
