Experimental measurements of interactions in ionic liquids and concentrated electrolytes
over the past decade or so have revealed simultaneous monotonic and oscillatory decay …

Electrolytes are central to many technological applications, as well as life itself. The behavior
and properties of electrolytes are often described in terms of ion pairs, whereby ions …

We establish the connection between the measured small angle x-ray scattering signal and
the charge–charge correlations underlying Kirkwood transitions (KTs) in 1: 1, 2: 1, and 3: 1 …

We explore the reentrant condensation of polyelectrolytes triggered by multivalent salts,
whose phase-transition mechanism remains under debate. We propose a theory to study the …

Ionic liquids (ILs) are a promising class of electrolytes with a unique combination of
properties, such as extremely low vapor pressures and nonflammability. Do** ILs with …

Develo** better energy storage devices depends on comprehending the underlying
mechanisms involved in charge storage. With the continuous conception of new electrolytes …

The phenomenon of underscreening in concentrated electrolyte solutions leads to a larger
decay length of the charge–charge correlation than the prediction of Debye–Hückel (DH) …

Charge layering in the close vicinity of charged interfaces is a well-known effect, extensively
reported in both experiments and simulations of Room Temperature Ionic Liquids (RTILs) …

Ion partitioning between different compartments (\emph {eg} a porous material and a bulk
solution reservoir), known as Donnan equilibrium, plays a fundamental role in various …

The elusive presence of an anomalously increasing screening length at high ionic
concentrations hampers a complete picture of interactions in electrolytes. Theories which …