“…Therefore, the possible reason of enhancement in conductivity at low concentration of MgBr 2 is due to generation/introduction of mobile charged species, namely Mg 2+ and Br − . The decrease in conductivity, observed after ∼0.16 M of MgBr 2 , is consistent with the higher viscosities of the more concentrated salt mixtures, and thus restricted free cation mobility (i.e., decrease of μ ), as a result, lower ionic conductivity is observed [16] , [18] , [19] .…”