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Improved desalination performance of flow-and fixed-capacitive deionization using redox-active quinone

Thu Tran et al., 2020

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3341195677615430714
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Thu Tran N
Phuoc N
Yoon H
Jung E
Lee Y
Kang B
Kang H
Yoo C
Cho Y
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ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering

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Capacitive deionization (CDI) has newly emerged as a desalination technology because of its energy and cost-effectiveness. In particular, CDI using a flow electrode (FCDI) significantly increased salt removal by continuous desalination even at salt concentrations of …
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