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Disentangling Surface Charge and Electrolyte Effects on Interfacial Water at Electrified Pt(111)
The structure of interfacial water at electrified metal electrodes is known to affect electrocatalysis, and experiments highlight its sensitivity to electrolyte ion identity and applied bias. To disentangle generic charge-controlled structural changes from ion-specific effects, we compare ab initio
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