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Observation of Ice-Like Two-Dimensional Flakes on Self-Assembled Protein Monolayer without Nanoconfinement under Ambient Conditions

Authors: Wuxian Peng; Linbo Li; Xiyue Bai; Ping Yi; Yu Xie; Lejia Wang; Wei Du; Tao Wang; Jian-Qiang Zhong; Yuan Li

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-025-01689-1Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Two-dimensional ice-like water layers form on self-assembled monolayers supporting Cytochrome C under ambient conditions without nanoconfinement. • Direct characterization of morphology, composition, melting, and crystallization of 2D ice-like water using AFM and nano-AFM-IR. • The formation is attributed to the activation energy for water desorption from Cyt C being nearly twice that from SAMs. • Provides a new model system to study water–protein interactions and ice phase transitions under normal conditions.