A research group shows, using computer simulations, that ions do not always behave as expected. In their research on molten salts, they were able to see that, in some cases, the ions in the salt mixture they were studying affect one another so much that they may even move in the 'wrong' direction - that is, towards an electrode with the same charge. [1] Moving against the flow. Weird. Because usually things move in the direction of the flow. Weird. How could we ever know? Could anything form or be without wings that allows is to flee? Against the flow. Back to its birthing place. Where it started to be. Where it once was dead. Long before anything existed for it to move against…
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