“…Compared to other molten salts, zinc chloride has unusually high viscosity, glass forming tendency and low electrical conductivity. 1,2 These unusual properties inspired many investigators to elucidate the short range order of this molten salt system. Neutron diffraction experiments were carried out by Allen et al 3 and by Biggin and Enderby, who applied the technique of isotopic substitution of chlorine 35 Cl by 37 Cl and a mixture of both in order to determine the three partial structure factors.…”