1998
DOI: 10.1016/s1383-5866(98)00080-x
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Coupled transport phenomena in overlimiting current electrodialysis

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“…As a result, the maximum in U m is not registered in the chronopotentiograms for current densities higher than 1.5·i lim , and the values of (U m,max -U m,f ) become lower and scattered. The chronopotentiometric results explained above are in agreement with previous studies conducted to characterize the nature of the overlimiting current transfer in systems of cation-exchange membranes [65,69,78,101]. In general, at low electrolyte concentrations the participation of electroconvection on the overlimiting conductance of the membranes is predominating, whereas the role of gravitational convection becomes more important at higher electrolyte concentrations.…”
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“…As a result, the maximum in U m is not registered in the chronopotentiograms for current densities higher than 1.5·i lim , and the values of (U m,max -U m,f ) become lower and scattered. The chronopotentiometric results explained above are in agreement with previous studies conducted to characterize the nature of the overlimiting current transfer in systems of cation-exchange membranes [65,69,78,101]. In general, at low electrolyte concentrations the participation of electroconvection on the overlimiting conductance of the membranes is predominating, whereas the role of gravitational convection becomes more important at higher electrolyte concentrations.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…This has implied the formulation of additional interpretations in order to explain the origin of the overlimiting currents in electrodialysis, such as the implication of convective phenomena. In this regard, the non-uniform distribution of the electrolyte concentration in the vicinities of the membranes when the i lim is reached can induce the phenomenon of gravitational convection [69]. In addition, the application of strong electric fields can also derive in a current induced destabilization of the diffusion boundary layer, which is known as electroconvection [70].…”
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“…Since the analysis given in this paper is based on this assumption, experiments supporting our conclusions would serve to corroborate the underlying assumption of local equilibrium of the water-dissociation reaction. In particular, the techniques allowing for individual measurements of salt current and water-ion current, such as titration-based methods [26,27], are highly relevant, as many of our results and predictions depend explicitly on both these currents.…”
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“…(2) is valid for dilute solutions, which have been determined as solutions with solute concentrations below 0.1 M [24,25,26]. In this model the concentrations of some ion species are slightly higher, exceeding 0.5 M. However, we anticipate that applying eq.…”
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