Electrolyte solutions are of importance in a wide range of scientific contexts and as such have attracted considerable theoretical and experimental effort over the years. Nevertheless, there is still no generally agreed structural model of electrolyte solutions. In this review the authors show how new developments in both theory and experiment are beginning to make a major impact on the understanding of these systems.
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