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Anomalous Diffusion of Water and Ions in Swelling Clays
Molecular transport in swelling-clay interlayers is commonly described by a single long-time diffusion coefficient, implicitly assuming Fickian dynamics. Here, molecular dynamics simulations extending to ∼300 ns are used to characterize water and Na+ transport in sodium montmorillonite (N
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