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| author | Nesterova, Irina Khlyupin, Aleksey Evstigneev, Nikolay Ryabkov, Oleg Gerke, Kirill M. |
| author_facet | Nesterova, Irina Khlyupin, Aleksey Evstigneev, Nikolay Ryabkov, Oleg Gerke, Kirill M. |
| contents | The interfacial nature of the electric double layer (EDL) assumes that electrode surface morphology significantly impacts the EDL properties. Since molecular-scale roughness modifies the structure of EDL, it is expected to disturb the overscreening effect and alter differential capacitance (DC). In this Letter, we present a model that describes EDL near atomically rough electrodes with account for short-range electrostatic correlations. We provide numerical and analytical solutions for the analysis of conditions for the overscreening breakdown and DC shift estimation. Our findings reveal that electrode surface structure leads to DC decrease and can both brake or enhance overscreening depending on the relation of surface roughness to electrostatic correlation length and ion size asymmetry. |
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| spellingShingle | Mechanism of overscreening breakdown by electrode surface morphology in asymmetric ionic liquids Nesterova, Irina Khlyupin, Aleksey Evstigneev, Nikolay Ryabkov, Oleg Gerke, Kirill M. Chemical Physics The interfacial nature of the electric double layer (EDL) assumes that electrode surface morphology significantly impacts the EDL properties. Since molecular-scale roughness modifies the structure of EDL, it is expected to disturb the overscreening effect and alter differential capacitance (DC). In this Letter, we present a model that describes EDL near atomically rough electrodes with account for short-range electrostatic correlations. We provide numerical and analytical solutions for the analysis of conditions for the overscreening breakdown and DC shift estimation. Our findings reveal that electrode surface structure leads to DC decrease and can both brake or enhance overscreening depending on the relation of surface roughness to electrostatic correlation length and ion size asymmetry. |
| title | Mechanism of overscreening breakdown by electrode surface morphology in asymmetric ionic liquids |
| topic | Chemical Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.13458 |