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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Electric double layers"”.

  1. Surfactant Adsorption during Collisions of Colloidal Particles: A Study with Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM)

    … adsorbs and desorbs in response to over-lapping electric double-layers, with the adsorption being affected at larger solid-solid separations when the double-layer force is longer ranged. Furthermore, elimination off the surface charge or net surfactant charge eliminates adsorption with decreased …

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  2. A multiscale framework for structure of confined water and electrolytes

    … electrostatic correlations effects, we simulate electric double layers and show that EQT can accurately predict the distribution of ions in a thin EDL and also reproduce the complex phenomenon of charge inversion. Furthermore, we show that EQT can also be combined with the classical density …

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  3. Molecule transport in nanopores with applications to water purification, power generation and disease diagnosis

    … ionic layering models (e.g., Gouy-Chapman electric double layer (EDL)) when the thickness of the nanopore is scaled down to the limit of ultrathin membranes (e.g, single-layer graphene). Here, using extensive molecular dynamics, the structure and dynamics of aqueous ions inside nanopores …

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  4. Engineering efficient desalination systems: Materials development and systems analysis in capacitive deionization

    … ions are removed from solution and stored in electric double layers — is a class of alternative electrochemical desalination technologies that can operate at energy consumption near the thermodynamic limit of separation without membranes and at far lower pressures. However, the viability of …

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