ZHU Le, QI Liang, YAO Kejian, et al. Mass transfer of positive vanadium ions across cell membrane under magnetoelectric composite field[J]. CIESC Journal, 2016, (S1): 148-158.
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ZHU Le, QI Liang, YAO Kejian, et al. Mass transfer of positive vanadium ions across cell membrane under magnetoelectric composite field[J]. CIESC Journal, 2016, (S1): 148-158.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20160711.
Mass transfer of positive vanadium ions across cell membrane under magnetoelectric composite field
The mass transfer of positive vanadium ions across Nafion117 membrane within the magnetic field
electric field
and other additives complex field were studied. Diffusion coefficients were estimated based on experimental data based on the Darcy's Law. The results show that the forward electric field will increase the permeability of vanadium ions. The permeability within an electric field density was estimated to be 30 V·m-1 which is 2.53 times as large as that without applied electric field. A non-uniform magnetic field can significantly help reduce the permeability of vanadium ions. When the non-uniform magnetic and electric fields are applied simultaneously
the effects of non-uniform magnetic field on the mass transfer are more noteble. A higher concentration of sulfuric acid solution contributes more to reduce the permeability of VOVO2+. Permeability of VOVO2+ are also decreased by mixing in glycerol
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