Harris, Kenneth R. published 《Thermodynamic or density scaling of the electrical conductivity of molten salts》 in 2022. The article was appeared in 《Journal of Chemical Physics》. They have made some progress in their research.SDS of cas: 7791-11-9 The article mentions the following:
Thermodn. or d. scaling of high-pressure conductivities and molar conductivities of the high-temperature molten salts NaOH, and the alkali chlorides, bromides, and nitrates, from Na to Cs, taken from the literature, is found to be consistent with the simulations of Knudsen, Niss, and Bailey (KNB). They used a simple model fluid of point particles interacting through an interionic potential with a repulsive inverse power law part varying as r-9 and an attractive Coulombic part. This yields values between the limits 0.33-3 for the scaling parameter, γ. The Coulombic potential reduces the scaling parameter to values much lower than are normally found for mol. liquids, and KNB used this to explain the low values typically found for ionic liquids Here, it is shown that the high-temperature molten salts examined behave similarly. (c) 2022 American Institute of Physics. To complete the study, the researchers used Rubidiumchloride (cas: 7791-11-9) .
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