The influence of cations on lithium ion coordination and transport in ionic liquid electrolytes: a MD simulation study.

The influence of cations on lithium ion coordination and transport in ionic liquid electrolytes: a MD simulation study.
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10.1039/c5cp05111h
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2016-01
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Physical chemistry chemical physics : PCCP
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V. Lesch;Zhe Li;D. Bedrov;O. Borodin;A. Heuer
V. Lesch;Zhe Li;D. Bedrov;O. Borodin;A. Heuer
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V. Lesch;Zhe Li;D. Bedrov;O. Borodin;A. Heuer

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