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Structure and Dynamics of Water—Smectite Interfaces: Hydrogen Bonding and the Origin of the Sharp O–DW/O–HW Infrared Band From Molecular Simulations
2016
Clays and clay minerals
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24 Experimental studies have shown that a sharp high-frequency IR band at ~3615 cm -1 25 (in H2O form) and at ~2685 cm -1 (in D2O form) is a common feature for all smectites, and its 26
doi:10.1346/ccmn.2016.0640409
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