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Abstract
The authors of the title article: (1) contrary to their findings did not fully comprehend that in our paper [Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 3, 523 (2001)], the estimated contribution of ions oscillating between the two “reflecting walls” (which model water surroundings) is very small and (2) the negative result of their experiment, that plasma oscillations are not excited in the concentrated electrolyte solutions, could have also been foreseen from the known experimental data.
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