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Pion study of hydrogen bonds of water in chemical systems

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The use of the pion capture method in structural chemistry is demonstrated by experiments performed in Dubna on various hydrogen-bonded chemical systems: pure water and ammonia in solid, liquid, and gaseous phases; aquacompiexes; and solutions of acids and salts. The experimental information, the capture probability of stoppedπ mesons by protons, is related to the electron density near the proton in the molecule.

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Horváth, D., Lévay, B. & Yutlandov, I.A. Pion study of hydrogen bonds of water in chemical systems. Struct Chem 2, (243)451–(247)455 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00672239

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