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Approaches to hydration, old and new: Insights through Hofmeister effects

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Ninham, Barry
Duignan, Timothy
Parsons, Drew

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Pergamon-Elsevier Ltd

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Hydration effects in colloidal interactions or problems involving electrolytes are usually taken care of by effective electrostatic potentials that subsume notions like hydrated ion size, Gurney potentials, soft and hard, chaotropic and cosmotropic ions,

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Current Opinion in Colloid and Interface Science

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2037-12-31