Ganggang Jin, Qinpeng Zhu, Jiayue Guo, Liuyang Zhang, Xiangyang Xu and Peihua Yang
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Carbon particle aggregation for enhanced flow capacitive deionization
Flow electrode capacitive deionization is governed by particle dynamics, which are strongly influenced by surface properties and flow conditions. This study shows that carbon particles with lower surface charge aggregate more rapidly into larger clusters, significantly enhancing desalination rates and achieving current efficiencies above 90%, offering guidance for advancing capacitive deionization systems.
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