Maxwell–Stefan model of multicomponent ion transport inside a monolayer Nafion membrane for intensified chlor-alkali electrolysis

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R. R. Sijabat
M. T. de Groot
S. Moshtarikhah
J. van der Schaaf
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[1] Eindhoven University of Technology,
[2] Nouryon Industrial Chemicals,undefined
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Journal of Applied Electrochemistry | 2019年 / 49卷
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Multicomponent ion transport; Maxwell–Stefan diffusivities; Donnan equilibrium; High current density; Membrane electrolysis;
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