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Electrolyte density, diffusivity and conductivity in graphene nanoconfinement predicted by separating interfacial from genuine confinement effects
Confined aqueous electrolytes exhibit strong deviations from bulk behaviour, but it remains unclear which changes arise from genuine confinement-induced modification and which merely reflect the influence of interfaces. Here, we introduce an interfacial deficit-length framework, capable of decomposi
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