Open circuit voltage in a reverse electrodialysis cell

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Publication Date 2001-03-29
DOI 10.1039/B010030G
Impact Factor 3.676
Authors

I. Rubinstein, J. Pretz, E. Staude


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Abstract

This paper offers an explanation for the previously observed saturation of the open circuit voltage of a reverse electrodialysis cell with the increase of the number of bipolar membranes in it as a cumulative effect of electric leaks of single bipolar membranes wired in the cell. A simple equivalent circuit model of the cell is proposed and analyzed, yielding the aforementioned saturation effect.

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