Molecular segregation observed in a concentrated alcohol–water solution
By S. Dixit, Jason Crain, W. Poon, J. Finney, Alan K. Soper. Nature, 2002
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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes, Materials Chemistry
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- Structural analysis of complex materials using the atomic pair distribution function — a practical guide (2003, methodology): “Isotope substitution studies are applied to glasses and liquids (e.g. Petri et al., 2000; Dixit et al., 2002) but are also used to study disordered crystals, e.g. in a study by Louca et al. (1999) on high temperature superconducting cuprates.”