ArticleJournal of membrane science2024
Relative contributions of mobility and partitioning to volatile fatty acid flux during electrodialysis.
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- Volatile fatty acid selectivity during electrodialysis: effect of a competing counterion on volatile fatty acid transport mechanisms.Journal of membrane science · 2025Article
- Contribution of the transmembrane electric potential to the set voltage in a single-anion exchange membrane electrodialysis-cell and the role of solution conditions.Journal of membrane science · 2025Article
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Abstract
Economically valuable volatile fatty acids (VFAs) are sustainably produced via fermentation processes. To use VFAs downstream, they must be recovered using technologies like electrodialysis (ED). Solute transport properties (i.e., partition coefficient (K), diffusion coefficient (D), and permeability (P=KD)) govern flux in ED. Therefore, to advance understanding of VFA flux through anion exchange membranes (AEMs) in ED, we aimed to elucidate the relative contributions of VFA partitioning and mobility to their flux. Accordingly, for VFAs of different sizes (C1-C5) and inorganic anions (Cl
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