Neutron powder diffraction - new opportunities in hydrogen location in molecular and materials structure
Review article, 2014
The potential of neutron powder diffraction in the location of hydrogen atoms in molecular materials and inorganic-molecular complexes is reviewed. Advances in instrumentation and data collection techniques that have made this field accessible are reviewed, along with a wide range of applications carried out by our collaboration investigating functional materials, hydrogen-containing minerals and molecular compounds. Some of the limitations in this area, particularly for molecular systems, are also addressed.
hydrogenous materials
P1609
CHEMICAL PHYSICS LETTERS
VARIABLE-TEMPERATURE
BOND
AB-INITIO
hydrogen bonding+hydrogen location
molecular and materials systems
1991
ZEISES SALT
PROTON-TRANSFER
MIGRATION
P232
neutron powder diffraction
STRO R
X-RAY-DIFFRACTION
1966
LBURN GHW
JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY A -INORGANIC PHYSICAL THEORETICAL
CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE
UREA-PHOSPHORIC ACID
V181
SOLID-STATE
Author
Chick C. Wilson
University of Bath
Paul Henry
Chalmers, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Environmental Inorganic Chemistry
M. Schmidtmann
The Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg
V. P. Ting
University of Bath
E. Williams
University of Bath
M. T. Weller
University of Bath
Crystallography Reviews
0889-311X (ISSN) 14763508 (eISSN)
Vol. 20 3 162-206Subject Categories
Chemical Sciences
DOI
10.1080/0889311x.2014.886202