Kyle Smith

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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

United States

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Enabling Minimal Brine Discharge Desalination Using Intercalation Reactions

Open Date: 2020-01-01

Close Date: 2022-12-31

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SusChEM: Increasing Access to Sustainable Freshwater Resources with Membrane Capacitive Deionization

Open Date: 2016-08-15

Close Date: 2019-07-31

Articles (11)

A compact, low-pressure manifold with uniform flow at low Reynolds number

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2024

A bottom-up, multi-scale theory for transient mass transport of redox-active species through porous electrodes beyond the pseudo-steady limit

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2023

Embedded, micro-interdigitated flow fields in high areal-loading intercalation electrodes towards seawater desalination and beyond

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2023

Efficient, Selective Sodium and Lithium Removal by Faradaic Deionization Using Symmetric Sodium Titanium Vanadium Phosphate Intercalation Electrodes

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2022

Effects of interstitial water and alkali cations on the expansion, intercalation potential, and orbital coupling of nickel hexacyanoferrate from first principles

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2022

Low porosity, high areal-capacity Prussian blue analogue electrodes enhance salt removal and thermodynamic efficiency in symmetric Faradaic deionization with automated fluid control

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2021

Linking the polyatomic arrangements of interstitial H2O and cations to bonding within Prussian blue analogues ab initio using gradient-boosted machine learning

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2021

Modeling of electrochemical deionization across length scales: Recent accomplishments and new opportunities

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2020

Robust Simulation of Coupled Reactions and Transport in Redox Flow Batteries Using Tailored Numerical Schemes

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2020

Realistic Ion Dynamics through Charge Renormalization in Nonaqueous Electrolytes

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2020

Assignment of energy loss contributions in redox flow batteries using exergy destruction analysis

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2020

Kyle Smith

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Articles (11)

A compact, low-pressure manifold with uniform flow at low Reynolds number

A bottom-up, multi-scale theory for transient mass transport of redox-active species through porous electrodes beyond the pseudo-steady limit

Embedded, micro-interdigitated flow fields in high areal-loading intercalation electrodes towards seawater desalination and beyond

Efficient, Selective Sodium and Lithium Removal by Faradaic Deionization Using Symmetric Sodium Titanium Vanadium Phosphate Intercalation Electrodes

Effects of interstitial water and alkali cations on the expansion, intercalation potential, and orbital coupling of nickel hexacyanoferrate from first principles

Low porosity, high areal-capacity Prussian blue analogue electrodes enhance salt removal and thermodynamic efficiency in symmetric Faradaic deionization with automated fluid control

Linking the polyatomic arrangements of interstitial H2O and cations to bonding within Prussian blue analogues ab initio using gradient-boosted machine learning

Modeling of electrochemical deionization across length scales: Recent accomplishments and new opportunities

Robust Simulation of Coupled Reactions and Transport in Redox Flow Batteries Using Tailored Numerical Schemes

Realistic Ion Dynamics through Charge Renormalization in Nonaqueous Electrolytes

Assignment of energy loss contributions in redox flow batteries using exergy destruction analysis

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