Structured water, sometimes called magnetized or hexagonal water, refers to water with a structure that has supposedly been altered to form a hexagonal cluster. Proponents claim structured water ...

But the structure of some protonated water clusters--particularly larger ones with 10 or more water molecules--has been elusive. Now, the first infrared spectra of such clusters reveal important ...

Water molecules are continuously forming short-lived networks called clusters. These can in turn bind positively charged protons, and such clusters can provide active functional groups in proteins.

Structured Water Is Changing Models. Courtesy of Martin ChaplinWater molecules cluster to form hydrogen-bonded bicyclo-octamers (H2O)8 (top left) that can link together into larger structures (top ...

Supercritical water of interest as a solvent. Supercritical water occurs naturally on Earth, for example in the deep sea, where black smokers—a type of hydrothermal vent—create harsh ...

A co-worker has started collecting different brands of bottled water: I strolled by his desk the other day, and there they were, all arranged in a line. Despite the Hype, It's Plain Old Water ...

The clusters can then be ionized with a 390 nm ultraviolet laser, which has low-enough energy to avoid fragmentation. The sizes of these ionized water clusters are determined using time-of-flight (TOF ...

Posted: August 24, 2010: Mapping the structure of protonated water clusters (Nanowerk News) Water molecules are continuously forming short-lived networks called clusters.These can in turn bind ...

A new study is shedding light on why solar radiation is more effective than other forms of energy at causing water to ...

Water molecules are continuously forming short-lived networks called clusters. These can in turn bind positively charged protons, and such clusters can provide active functional groups in proteins.

The lowest energy, and hence most stable, structure for six-molecule water clusters is a “cage,” according to a study in Science (DOI: 10.1126/science.1220574).