Improving Continuum Models to Define Practical Limits for Molecular Models of Electrified Interfaces
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Improving Continuum Models to Define Practical Limits for Molecular Models of Electrified Interfaces
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JOURNAL OF THE ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY
Volume 164, Issue 11, Pages E3438-E3447
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The Electrochemical Society
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2017-06-21
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10.1149/2.0461711jes
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