Low-frequency depolarized Raman-spectral density of liquid water from femtosecond optical Kerr-effect measurements: Lineshape analysis of restricted translational modes
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Kathrin Winkler, Jörg Lindner, Peter Vöhringer
A high-quality depolarized Raman-spectrum is obtained in the frequency range 0 ⩽ ω ⩽ 600 cm−1 by Fourier-transformation of time-resolved dual-color heterodyne-detected optical Kerr-effect data of liquid water at 0 °C. The time-resolution was sufficient to fully capture the restricted translational and part of the hindered rotational region of the Raman spectrum. This low-temperature spectrum is used to test the applicability of stochastic line broadening theories. A conventional Kubo line shape analysis indicates that restricted translational modes involving hydrogen-bond bending and stretching motions are predominantly in the slow modulation limit at temperatures close to the melting point. However, a pronounced residual fine structure exists which cannot be fully accounted for by the theory in its standard form. Instead, we propose to apply a modified Kubo model based on truncating its continued-fraction representation at a finite order N including a convolution with a quasi-static structural inhomogeneity in the liquid. In particular, a quantitative agreement of our experimental data with such an inhomogeneous N-state random-jump model is interpreted with a discrete size distribution of aggregates which can interconvert on a time scale of about 500 fs by breaking and making of hydrogen bonds.
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