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2H NMR Studies on the Dynamics of Pure and Mixed Hydrogen-Bonded Liquids in Confinement

  • Dominik Demuth , Matthias Sattig , Elisa Steinrücken , Max Weigler and Michael Vogel EMAIL logo

Abstract

2H NMR is used to ascertain dynamical behaviors of pure and mixed hydrogen-bonded liquids in bulk and in confinement. Detailed comparisons of previous and new results in broad dynamic and temperature ranges reveal that confinement effects differ for various liquids and confinements. For water, molecular reorientation strongly depends on the confinement size, with much slower and less fragile structural relaxation under more severe geometrical restriction. Moreover, a dynamical crossover occurs when a fraction of solid water forms so that the dynamics of the fraction of liquid water becomes even more restricted and, as a consequence, changes from bulk-like to interface-dominated. For glycerol, by contrast, confinement has weak effects on the reorientation dynamics. Mixed hydrogen-bonded liquids show even more complex dynamical behaviors. For aqueous solutions, the temperature dependence of the structural relaxation becomes discontinuous when the concentration changes due to a freezing of water fractions. This tendency for partial crystallization is enhanced rather than reduced by confinement, because different liquid-matrix interactions of the molecular species induce micro-phase segregation, which facilitates ice formation in water-rich regions. In addition, dynamical couplings at solvent-protein interfaces are discussed. It is shown that, on the one hand, solvent dynamics are substantially slowed down at protein surfaces and, on the other hand, protein dynamics significantly depend on the composition and, thus, the viscosity of the solvent. Furthermore, a protein dynamical transition occurs when the amplitude of water-coupled restricted backbone dynamics vanishes upon cooling.

Acknowledgements

Financial support of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) in the framework of Forschergruppe FOR 1583 through grants Vo-905/8-1/2 and Vo-905/10-1/2 is gratefully acknowledged. We thank G. Buntkowsky, C. Hess, and J. Swenson for providing us with mesoporous silica materials and W. Doster for placing a perdeuterated protein at our disposal. Finally, we thank A. Hariri, M. Hopfenmüller, W. Koshekan, C. Lederle, S. Schoner, and P. Wendel for making their experimental data available to us.

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Received: 2017-09-05
Accepted: 2017-11-27
Published Online: 2018-01-05
Published in Print: 2018-07-26

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