Hydration Shell Dehydration
Hydration Shell Dehydration is a physicochemical process in which solvent molecules, predominantly water, are selectively stripped from the solvation layer surrounding an ion during its passage through a confined environment, thereby enabling ion selectivity by modulating the energetic cost of desolvation in relation to the ion's size, charge density, and host matrix interactions.
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Hydration Layer-Mediated Pairwise Interaction of Nanoparticles
Utkarsh Anand, Jingyu Lu, N. Duane Loh et al. · Nano Letters · 2015 · 129 citations
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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