ArticleThe journal of physical chemistry letters2026
Lowering of Proton and Deuteron Mean Kinetic Energy in the LiTFSI Water-in-Salt Electrolyte System.
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Abstract
Water-in-salt electrolytes have emerged as promising materials for energy storage devices, significantly extending the electrochemical stability window of water through confinement within a salt matrix. While the structure and distribution of water molecules in these systems is becoming increasingly better characterized, the molecular nature and energetics of water present a greater challenge. Measurement of the quantum kinetic energy of light atoms is a sensitive probe of their environment, reflecting the potential experienced by the atoms and inclusive of their zero-point energy. It is found that the mean kinetic energy of the proton and deuteron in the archetypal water-in-salt electrolyte system, LiTFSI-H
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