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In situ nonlinear optical spectroscopy for probing buried oxide–water interfaces
Oxide–water interfaces are ubiquitous in nature and technological processes, but their characterization is difficult. Now, an in situ nonlinear optical spectroscopy approach enables the characterization of such buried interfaces. Aided by ab initio molecular dynamic simulations, unexpected reaction pathways are revealed for the silicon dioxide–water interface.
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