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Ion transport across bilayer lipid membranes between two aqueous phases in the presence of iodide and triiodide ions
I⁻ and I3⁻ usually coexist in nature, and it is well-K⁺nown that I3⁻ is much more hydrophobic than I⁻. Both I⁻ and I3⁻ play a crucial role in human physiological activities and can be applied to various medical applications, such as synthesis of medicine, antibiotics, etc. During the measurement of
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