Charge Selectivity
Charge Selectivity is a membrane transport property that refers to the preferential permeation of ions based on their electrical charge, arising from fixed charges within the membrane material that selectively attract or repel counter-ions or co-ions during electrodialysis or ion-exchange processes.
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Transport phenomena in nanofluidics
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