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C–H···π interactions disrupt electrostatic interactions between non-aqueous electrolytes to increase solubility - Nature Chemistry

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C–H···π interactions disrupt electrostatic interactions between non-aqueous electrolytes to increase solubility - Nature Chemistry

Grid-scale energy storage applications, such as redox flow batteries, rely on the solubility of redox-active organic molecules. Although redox-active pyridiniums exhibit exceptional persistence in multiple redox states at low potentials (desirable properties for energy storage applications), their solubility in non-aqueous media remains low, and few practical molecular design strategies exist to improve solubility.

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