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Stirnemann et al. (1) argue that the general deceleration of water reorientation dynamics in the concentrated electrolytes is not entirely due to the frame retardation, since suppressing frame reorientation entirely leads to a maximum slowdown of1    τ   r  e  o  r    j  u  m  p+   1    τ   r  e  o  r    f  r  a  m  e1    τ   r  e  o  r    j  u  m  p≈  1.6   , smaller than the deceleration in many concentrated electrolytes. This same argument, however, can be used to reason that the general deceleration does not entirely come from the retarded jump either, since the decelerations in many concentrated electrolytes are larger than1    τ   r  e  o  r    j  u  m  p+   1    τ   r  e  o  r    f  r  a  m  e1    τ   r  e  o …[↵][1]1To whom correspondence may be addressed. Email: smukamel{at}uci.edu or wzhuang{at}fjirsm.ac.cn. [1]: #xref-corresp-1-1

proceedings of the national academy of sciences of the united states of america

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