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Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : PCCP|February 26, 2026
Conductivity of electrolyte solutions: self-consistent Debye-Hückel-Onsager theoryYury A Budkov, Nikolai N KalikinPhysical Review. E|March 18, 2023
Macroscopic forces in inhomogeneous polyelectrolyte solutionsYury A Budkov, Nikolai N KalikinThe Journal of Chemical Physics|November 1, 2024
Modified Debye-Hückel-Onsager theory for electrical conductivity in aqueous electrolyte solutions: Account of ionic charge nonlocalityNikolai N Kalikin, Yury A BudkovPhysical Chemistry Chemical Physics : PCCP|December 22, 2021
Electrochemistry meets polymer physics: polymerized ionic liquids on an electrified electrodeYury A Budkov, Nikolai N Kalikin, Andrei L KolesnikovThe Journal of Chemical Physics|July 8, 2025
A fluctuation theory of liquid-phase solutions: Shear viscosityYury A Budkov, Nikolai N Kalikin, Petr E BrandyshevPhysical Chemistry Chemical Physics : PCCP|January 12, 2022
Correction: Electrochemistry meets polymer physics: polymerized ionic liquids on an electrified electrodeYury A Budkov, Nikolai N Kalikin, Andrei L KolesnikovSoft Matter|April 24, 2023
Theory of self-coacervation in semi-dilute and concentrated zwitterionic polymer solutionsYury A Budkov, Petr E Brandyshev, Nikolai N KalikinThe Journal of Chemical Physics|April 22, 2024
Surface tension of aqueous electrolyte solutions. A thermomechanical approachYury A Budkov, Nikolai N Kalikin, Petr E BrandyshevChemical Communications (Cambridge, England)|April 22, 2021
Molecular theory of the electrostatic collapse of dipolar polymer gelsYury A Budkov, Nikolai N Kalikin, Andrei L KolesnikovThe Journal of Chemical Physics|April 16, 2026
Theory of capillary-induced self-coacervation in zwitterionic polymer solutionsNikolai N Kalikin, Petr E Brandyshev, Yury A BudkovPageof 3