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Ion-exchange membranes are the unsung heroes of electrodialysis—quietly powering everything from clean water initiatives to industrial chemical processes. Whether you're a researcher, engineer, or just someone curious about membrane tech, understanding these materials gives you a leg up in the growing world of sustainable separation technologies.

ED is a membrane-based process where ions are transported across ion-exchange membranes under an electric field. It’s a favorite for desalination, selective ion removal, and treating industrial effluents.

Electrodialysis uses an electric field to move ions through selective membranes, separating them from water. It’s efficient, low-energy, and widely used in desalination and wastewater treatment.

Electrodialysis membranes, the core components of electrodialysis systems, are uniquely engineered to allow the selective transport of ions under the influence of an electric field. These membranes are crucial in separating ionic substances from aqueous solutions, playing a vital role in desalination, wastewater treatment, and other ion-separation processes. The classification of these membranes is typically based on their ion selectivity, structure, and functional materials

DESALT ED TEST KIT Operating Manual

DESALT ED TEST KIT Operating Manual