Abstract
In this chapter, we discuss another important property of electrolytes, i.e. how ions move in an electrolyte. We start by introducing AC impedance theory as a precise tool to measure ion conductivity, then go on to summarize other important transport properties. Differing from the fundamental discussions in Chapter 5, now we must consider when an electrolyte is not ideal, how the ion–ion interaction affects each other’s behavior.
Publisher
The Royal Society of Chemistry