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Multiscale strategies for flow-electrode desalination: From material design to redox-enhanced processes
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• Proposes a roadmap to balance rheology, conductivity and energy efficiency in flow-electrode capacitive deionization (FCDI). • Carbon architectures optimize electron percolation and hydraulic permeability, enhancing desalination performance. • Critically analyzes Faradaic non-carbon materials for high-capacity ion capture. • Examines redox-active additives as molecular mediators to enhance charge transfer and reduce energy consumption. • Outlines a forward-looking framework for developing low-viscosity electrodes and expanding FCDI applications.
Keywords:
Flow-electrode capacitive deionization
Carbon architectures
Faradaic materials
Redox-active additives
Desalination performance
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