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Volume Collapse Without a Structural Transition in Shock-Compressed FeO
C. Crépisson, T. Stevens, M. Fitzgerald +121
We report x-ray diffraction and emission spectroscopy of FeO under laser-driven shock compression between 31-199 GPa. FeO retains the B1 (rocksalt) structure along the Hugoniot to…
Microscopic Structure of Aqueous Alkylamine mixtures: a Computer Simulation Study
Martina Požar, Lena Friedrich, Bernarda Lovrinčević +3
Aqueous alkylamine mixtures are studied by computer simulations in order to understand the microscopic origin of the water rich side prominent x-ray scattering pre-peaks reported i…
A Momentum-Resolved X-ray Thomson Scattering Benchmark of Electronic-Response Models in Warm Dense Aluminium
Dmitrii S. Bespalov, Ulf Zastrau, Zhandos A. Moldabekov +58
The robust diagnosis of conditions generated in warm dense matter (WDM) experiments remains a persistent challenge. Here we describe the measurement of shock-compressed aluminium a…
On the microscopic structure of neat linear alkylamine liquids: an x-ray scattering and computer simulation study
Martina Požar, Lena Friedrich, Tristan Millet +3
Ambient condition linear amines, from propylamine up to nonylamine, are studied by x-ray scattering and Molecular Dynamics simulations of various force field models. The major find…
On the X-ray scattering pre-peak of linear mono-ols and the related micro-structure from computer simulations
Martina Pozar, Jennifer Bolle, Christian Sternemann +1
The X-ray scattering intensities I(k) of linear alkanols OH(CH2)n-1CH3, obtained from experiments (methanol to 1-undecanol) and computer simulations (methanol to 1-nonanol) of diff…
Temperature dependence of the hydrogen bond network in Trimethylamine N-oxide and guanidine hydrochloride - water solutions
Felix Lehmkühler, Yury Forov, Mirko Elbers +7
We present an X-ray Compton scattering study on aqueous Trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) and guanidine hydrochloride solutions (GdnHCl) as a function of temperature. Independent from…