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Effect of Added Salts on the Interfacial Dynamics of Monovalent Metal Ions and Model Water-Soluble Polymers
Traditional theories of electrolyte and polyelectrolyte solutions overlook ion and polymer hydration, yielding an overly idealized perspective of the thermodynamic and dynamic properties of these solutions. In particular, the propensity of certain ions to increase or decrease the water diffusion coe
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