Experimental spectroscopy demonstrates precise potassium-ion diffusion coefficients in aqueous salt solutions, highlighting opportunities for advanced potassium-ion battery development.
The diffusion behavior of potassium ions in aqueous solutions is crucial for advancing both fundamental science and practical applications. Pulsed-field gradient nuclear magnetic resonance (PFG-NMR) is a powerful technique for evaluating ion diffusion. However, its application to potassium has been limited by low Larmor frequency. This study reports the successful measurement of potassium-ion diffusion coefficients in various salt solutions using 39K PFG-NMR through optimizing experimental conditions. The reported data will benefit the development of advanced devices such as potassium-ion batteries.
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