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Explicit Solvents Reverse Temperature Dependence of Phase Behavior in Charged Fluids
In most theories of electrolyte and polyelectrolyte solutions, the solvent is treated implicitly as a dielectric continuum. While this approximation has enabled major advances, it neglects coupling between ionic and dipolar degrees of freedom. Using molecular dynamics simulations and the mean-spheri
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