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. 2017 Apr 25;7:46661. doi: 10.1038/srep46661

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(a) The distribution of various components of z-component ionic flux J_z along z₀ under salt concentration C₀ = 10 mM. (b) and (c) The pore-radial distribution of the convection ionic flux J_c(r) and electrophoretic flux J_m(r), where the real lines are for the slippery nanopore while the dash lines are for the non-slip nanopore. The inset of (c) plots the pore-radial averaged electric driving field at z = 0 as a function of the imposed salt concentration C₀, where the real line with symbols is for the slippery nanopore and the dash line for the non-slip one.

Inline graphic — (a) The distribution of various components of z-component ionic flux J_z along z₀ under salt concentration C₀ = 10 mM. (b) and (c) The pore-radial distribution of the convection ionic flux J_c(r) and electrophoretic flux J_m(r), where the real lines are for the slippery nanopore while the dash lines are for the non-slip nanopore. The inset of (c) plots the pore-radial averaged electric driving field at z = 0 as a function of the imposed salt concentration C₀, where the real line with symbols is for the slippery nanopore and the dash line for the non-slip one.