We study the structure and orientation of water molecules at model hydrophobic surfaces by means of molecular dynamics. We focus here on the role of geometry in water hydration by comparing the situation for a planar graphene sheet with convex surfaces with different curvature: the exterior surfaces of carbon nanotubes and fullerenes of different radii. In all cases, we find the first water hydration layer to be more structured than the bulk. Additionally, the first water layers are found to be well oriented with respect to the surface normal in a way consistent with a local Ice Ih-like structuring, but differently form the water-air interface (along the opposite direction with respect to ice Ih basal plane). We also show that as the curvat...
Although graphitic materials were thought to be hydrophobic, recent experimental results based on co...
The behavior of water confined at the nanoscale plays a fundamental role in biological processes and...
The interactions of water with solid surfaces govern their apparent hydrophobicity/hydrophilicity, i...
In this work we perform molecular dynamics simulations of water in contact with simple modelhydropho...
By means of molecular dynamics simulations we study the structure and dynamics of water molecules in...
Water structure and dynamics are affected by the presence of a nearby interface. Here, first we revi...
The structure of water confined in nanometer-sized cavities is important because, at this scale, a l...
[EN] Hydration layers are formed on hydrophilic crystalline surfaces immersed in water. Their existe...
The structure of water confined in nanometer-sized cavities is important because, at this scale, a l...
Water structure and dynamics are affected by the presence of a nearby interface. Here, first we revi...
We present the result of molecular-dynamics simulations of water adsorbed on top of a single graphen...
The structure and dynamics of water under a geometric confinement is of great significance due to it...
The curvature dependence of the physisorption properties of a water molecule inside and outside an a...
onfinement leads to dramatic changes in the structure and dy-namics of water.1 At the structural lev...
The conflicting interpretations (square vs rhomboidal) of the recent experimental visualization of t...
Although graphitic materials were thought to be hydrophobic, recent experimental results based on co...
The behavior of water confined at the nanoscale plays a fundamental role in biological processes and...
The interactions of water with solid surfaces govern their apparent hydrophobicity/hydrophilicity, i...
In this work we perform molecular dynamics simulations of water in contact with simple modelhydropho...
By means of molecular dynamics simulations we study the structure and dynamics of water molecules in...
Water structure and dynamics are affected by the presence of a nearby interface. Here, first we revi...
The structure of water confined in nanometer-sized cavities is important because, at this scale, a l...
[EN] Hydration layers are formed on hydrophilic crystalline surfaces immersed in water. Their existe...
The structure of water confined in nanometer-sized cavities is important because, at this scale, a l...
Water structure and dynamics are affected by the presence of a nearby interface. Here, first we revi...
We present the result of molecular-dynamics simulations of water adsorbed on top of a single graphen...
The structure and dynamics of water under a geometric confinement is of great significance due to it...
The curvature dependence of the physisorption properties of a water molecule inside and outside an a...
onfinement leads to dramatic changes in the structure and dy-namics of water.1 At the structural lev...
The conflicting interpretations (square vs rhomboidal) of the recent experimental visualization of t...
Although graphitic materials were thought to be hydrophobic, recent experimental results based on co...
The behavior of water confined at the nanoscale plays a fundamental role in biological processes and...
The interactions of water with solid surfaces govern their apparent hydrophobicity/hydrophilicity, i...