Water self-dissociation in slit pores displays non-monotonic behavior as a function of water filling

Key Points

• Investigate how water self-dissociation changes in different confinement scenarios within slit pores.
• Analyzed water behavior in slit pores with varying degrees of filling.
• Utilized quantitative measures to assess self-dissociation rates.
• Explored the impact of pore size and shape on water properties.
• Identified non-monotonic changes in self-dissociation as water fills the pores.
• Observed that confinement alters fundamental properties of water significantly.
• Established a link between pore geometry and water molecular behaviors.