Molecular Conductivity of Strong Electrolytes in Concentrated Solutions

The conductivity of strong electrolytes from stochastic density functional theory

Stochastic density functional theory is applied to analyze the conductivity of strong two species electrolytes at arbitrary field strengths. The corresponding stochastic equations for the density of the electrolyte species are solved by linearizing them about the mean density of ionic species, yielding an eective Gaussian theory. The non-equilibrium density–density correlation functions are co...

Thermodynamic Study of Water Activity of Single Strong Electrolytes

Today, due to the natural decline of oil exploitation, the use of methods of oil recovery, has made significant progress. However, these methods are accompanied by accumulation and deposition of mineral deposits in oil field installations. In the present study, aqueous solutions, strontium sulfate, barium sulfate, manganese sulfate and nickel sulfate are studied, in terms of EUNIQUAC model and ...

Molecular dynamics simulations of dielectric relaxation of concentrated polymer solutions

Molecular dynamics simulations are conducted for concentrated solutions of flexible polymers. The results are contrasted with literature dielectric spectroscopy data, in an attempt to elucidate the observed phenomena from a molecular level perspective. A bead-spring model is used and systems with chain sizes up to N5150 beads at reduced densities 0.5<r<0.8 are studied. The dimensions of the cha...

Molecular Dynamics simulations of concentrated aqueous electrolyte solutions

Transport properties of concentrated electrolytes have been analyzed using classical molecular dynamics simulations with the algorithms and parameters typical of simulations describing complex electrokinetic phenomena. The electrical conductivity and transport numbers of electrolytes containing monovalent (KCl), divalent (MgCl2), a mixture of both (KCl + MgCl2), and trivalent (LaCl3) cations ha...

Understanding Ionic Conductivity in Crystalline Polymer Electrolytes