Resolving the solvation structure and transport properties of aqueous zinc electrolytes from salt-in-water to water-in-salt using neural network potential
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"title": "Resolving the solvation structure and transport properties of aqueous zinc electrolytes from salt-in-water to water-in-salt using neural network potential",
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"citation": "C. Cao, A. Kingan, R. C. Hill, J. Kuang, L. Wang, C. Zhang, M. R. Carbone, H. v. Dam, S. Yoo, S. Yan, E. S. Takeuchi, K. J. Takeuchi, X. Wu, AM M. Abeykoon, A. C. Marschilok, D. Lu, submitted to PRX Energy, under review."
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