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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Overlimiting current"”.

  1. Ionic separation in electrodialysis : analyses of boundary layer, cationic partitioning, and overlimiting current

    … across the spacer. The relationship between the current and potential under conditions of the competitive transport between mono- and di-valent cations was used to estimate the statistical parameters. An uncertainty model was developed for the steady-state ionic transport in a two-dimensional …

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  2. Influence of external environment on fluid/ion transport in confined nanoscale systems

    … with microporous reservoirs manifests the current in the system supporting the engineering and biosciences applications. The external microporous environment influences the transport in a nanopore. My field of contribution contradicts the existing theories and methodologies. Earlier works …

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  3. Nonlinear Electrokinetic Flow near Permselective Membrane

    … more ions to the membrane to promote an overlimiting current. Importantly, we observed hysteretic behaviors of electric current and fluid flow in the transition between the limiting and overlimiting regimes. In sheared electrolyte flow, a new kind of electroconvective instability, namely …

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  4. Electrochemistry and Electrokinetics in Microchannels

    … as it relates to a possible mechanism for overlimiting current. Additionally, a potential de-ionization device is theorized based on this mechanism along with scaling arguments that can be used to aid device design.

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