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The intermolecular structure of sorbed water and its dependence on the surface and porous properties of the adsorbent has been studied by incoherent inelastic neutron scattering measurements of water at 80K in titania gels, Zeolite-A and aluminium chlorohydrate. An energy transfer range from ~35 to ~250 meV was covered which included the frequences of molecular librations and deformation mode. Spectra showed an increasing departure from that of bulk ice as the pore size and water uptake was reduced. These changes can be tentatively ascribed to a less ordered water structure where hydrogen bonding is restricted compared to that in bulk ice

INELASTIC NEUTRON SCATTERING OF WATER AND ICE IN POROUS SOLIDS