Fig. 2: Isolating inhomogeneous contributions to the O-D stretching linewidths. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Isolating inhomogeneous contributions to the O-D stretching linewidths.

From: Dynamic anti-correlations of water hydrogen bonds

Fig. 2

a Solvent-background subtracted, normalized IR absorption spectra of 5 mol% water in DMF: D2O (orange) and HOD (green). Isotropic 2D-IR spectra at waiting time Tw = 100 fs of (b) HOD in DMF (10% D2O in H2O) and (c) D2O in DMF. Note that distortions of the 2D-IR lineshape in (b) at \({\widetilde{\nu }}_{{{{\rm{pump}}}}}\approx 2650\) cm−1 presumably result from residual D2O. Diagonal and anti-diagonal profiles along the lines indicated in the 2D spectra (b, c, colored lines) are displayed for HOD in (d) and for D2O in (e). Symbols in (d, e) show experimental data and solid lines show fits (for details, see Supplementary Note 2). Dotted line represents \({\Delta \alpha}=0\). Note that the linewidths of the diagonal signals in (d, e) differ from the widths in (a) due to the different experimental sensitivities to the transition dipole28.

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