Water-solid interaction at the atomic scale

HUANG Yong-Feng; YAN Lei; LI Hui; MENG Sheng

doi:10.7693/wl20161103

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HUANG Yong-Feng, YAN Lei, LI Hui, MENG Sheng. Water-solid interaction at the atomic scale[J]. PHYSICS, 2016, 45(11): 707-712. DOI: 10.7693/wl20161103

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HUANG Yong-Feng, YAN Lei, LI Hui, MENG Sheng. Water-solid interaction at the atomic scale[J]. PHYSICS, 2016, 45(11): 707-712. DOI: 10.7693/wl20161103

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HUANG Yong-Feng, YAN Lei, LI Hui, MENG Sheng. Water-solid interaction at the atomic scale[J]. PHYSICS, 2016, 45(11): 707-712. DOI: 10.7693/wl20161103

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Water-solid interaction at the atomic scale

Institute of Physics,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100190,China

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Received Date: October 16, 2016
Published Date: November 11, 2016

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Water is of particular importance for both life and industry. One of its functions,water-material interaction, plays a central role in many aspects. Based on tremendous research activities, it has been found that the atomic-scale interactions between water and materials affect their macroscopic behaviors, and as a result many anomalous properties are also observed. In this article we will describe some recent progress made in our group on water-solid interactions at the atomic scale, including superhydrophilic-superhydrophobic transitions induced by molecular self-supply, anomalous wetting induced by lattice mismatch, quantized water transport through graphyne membranes, and the mechanism of plasmon-induced water splitting.
- superhydrophobicity,
- anomalous wetting,
- quantized water transport,
- water splitting

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