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H2O on NaCl: From Single Molecule, to Clusters, to Monolayer, to Thin Film, to Deliquescence

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Acknowledgments

To begin, the contributions of Anthony Stone to this research are gratefully acknowledged. The collaborations between Stone and his group at Cambridge University and Ewing's group at Indiana University have been exceedingly enriching for over a decade. Discussions with Miquel Salmeron at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have been particularly valuable. The contributions at Indiana University of Steve Peters, Michele Foster, Will Cantrell, Zhenfeng Zhang, David Dai, Rob Karlinsey, Charles McCrory, Vlad Sadtchenko, and Peter Conrad on various aspects of the study of thin water on salt surfaces are gratefully acknowledged. Thanks to you all. Finally the support of The National Science Foundation is acknowledged.

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Ewing, G.E. H2O on NaCl: From Single Molecule, to Clusters, to Monolayer, to Thin Film, to Deliquescence. In: Wales, D.J. (eds) Intermolecular Forces and Clusters II. Structure and Bonding, vol 116. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/430_012

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