Water Organization around Inorganic Nanotubes in Suspension Probed by Polarization-Resolved Second Harmonic Scattering
Résumé
Imogolite nanotube (INT) is a fascinating one-dimensional (1D) material that can be synthesized in liquid phase. Its behavior in solution is crucial for many applications and depends on the organization of water at the liquid-wall interface. We study here this water organization by using the nonlinear optical technique of polarization resolved Second Harmonic Scattering (SHS). A microscopic model is proposed to interpret the origin of the coherent SHS signal recovered in
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