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Resolving the Nature of the Lowest-Frequency Raman Mode of Liquid Water
The lowest-frequency Raman mode of water, observed through depolarized light scattering or optical Kerr effect techniques, is routinely used to track dynamic changes in water molecules near ions or biomolecules. Yet, the microscopic origin of this mode and its relation to dielectric relaxation still
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