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Modeling Transport and Mechanics in Anion Exchange Membranes to Optimize Continuous CO2 Separations
Water transport in charged polymer membranes is strongly influenced by hydration-dependent transport properties and polymer-network deformation. Under water-activity gradients, spatial variations in water concentration induce swelling and mechanical stresses, while the resulting deformation can infl
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