Influence of asymmetric depletion of solvents on the electric double layer of charged objects in binary polar solvent mixtures
For binary solvent mixtures composed of ions and two kinds of polar solvents, the electric double layer near a charged object is strongly affected by not only the binary solvent composition but also the nature of the solvents, such as the volume and dipole moment of the solvent molecule. Accounting...
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The ratio of the dipole moment to the volume of solvent is the key factor for asymmetric depletion of solvents. |
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