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Supercharged ion exchange membranes via short-chain crosslinkers
Ion exchange membranes with tailored molecular structures and ion transport properties are critical for a wide range of chemical processes. Now, anion exchange membranes with ultrahigh charge density have been developed and integrated into an electrodialysis process that concentrates desalination brine solution more efficiently, which can contribute to a circular economy.
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