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Linear stability of electroconvection in a viscoelastic electrolyte: polymeric-work pathways and eigenmode selection
Electroconvective (EC) instability near ion-selective surfaces plays a key role in electro-chemical transport beyond the diffusion-limited regime. While EC instability in Newtonian electrolytes has been extensively investigated, the influence of viscoelasticity on the instability mechanism remains l
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