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Ion-Specific Anomalous Water Diffusion in Aqueous Electrolytes: A Machine-Learned Many-Body Force Field Study with MACE

Carlo Pierleoni, Ilnur Saitov, Isabella Daidone, Massimo Ciacchi, Nico Di Fonte

A many-body machine-learned force field trained on DFT data reproduces the ion-specific anomaly in water diffusion for NaCl and CsI solutions.

arxiv:2604.13659 v3 · 2026-04-15 · physics.chem-ph · cond-mat.soft

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Simulations of NaCl and CsI aqueous solutions at ambient conditions over a concentration range of 0.89--3.56 mol/kg reproduce the experimentally observed anomalous diffusion and show a quantitative improvement over previous results obtained with the DeePMD framework, particularly for NaCl solutions.

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The revPBE-D3 exchange-correlation functional provides a reliable balance between accuracy and computational efficiency for aqueous systems, allowing the trained MACE model to correctly capture many-body interactions and dynamics in the electrolyte solutions.

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MACE-based simulations reproduce the experimental anomaly of enhanced water diffusion in CsI solutions and suppressed diffusion in NaCl solutions, attributing the effects to differences in first and second hydration shells.

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arxiv: 2604.13659 · arxiv_version: 2604.13659v3 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2604.13659 · pith_short_12: HCBNR4AYNXNE · pith_short_16: HCBNR4AYNXNEHPAQ · pith_short_8: HCBNR4AY
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