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Sum frequency vibrationnal spectroscopy of water molecules at interfaces

E. Freysz, Q. Du, Y. R. Shen

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We present the surface vibrationnal sum frequency spectroscopy technique and we illustrate the ability of this method to analyze the properties of water at different interfaces.We stress the originality of this spectroscopy to evidence-water structure at hydrophobic interfaces and discuss the extension of the sum frequency generation spectroscopy.

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We present the surface vibrationnal sum frequency spectroscopy technique and we illustrate the ability of this method to analyze the properties of water at different interfaces.We stress the originality of this spectroscopy to evidence-water structure at hydrophobic interfaces and discuss the extension of the sum frequency generation spectroscopy.

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We present the surface vibrationnal sum frequency spectroscopy technique and we illustrate the ability of this method to analyze the properties of water at different interfaces.We stress the originality of this spectroscopy to evidence-water structure at hydrophobic interfaces and discuss the extension of the sum frequency generation spectroscopy.

Key concepts: Spectroscopy, Sum frequency generation spectroscopy, Physics, Molecule, Chemical physics, Force spectroscopy, Sum-frequency generation, Surface (topology)

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