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Phenol(H2O)(n), clusters have been studied in the electronic ground state b
y dispersed fluorescence spectroscopy and in the electronically excited sta
te by means of two-color resonant two-photon ionization (R2PI), spectral ho
le burning and rotationally resolved laser-induced fluorescence. Resonant s
pectra up to a cluster size of n=12 have been obtained by two-color R2PI un
der 'soft' ionization conditions. The analysis of spectral shifts and of th
e intermolecular vibrations in both electronic stares is used to assign str
uctures for these bi-, tri- and (partially) retracoordinated hydrogen bonde
d systems, which may be comparable to H-bond-deficient water structures at
the surface of liquid water and ice. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science B.V. All rig
hts reserved.