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Perturbation of hydrogen bonding in water near polar surfaces

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We report the results of a molecular dynamics simulation of water between polar molecular surfaces. Hydrogen bonding between water molecules is decreased in the first few layers of water, although the number of nearest neighbours to each water molecule is increased. The results indicate that near a polar surface, electric fields associated with discrete surface charges strongly orient neighbouring water molecules, thus weakening the hydrogen-bond network.

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Chemical Physics Letters

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