ERC Consolidator Grant · 2021
Dynamic Ions under Nano-Confinement for Porous Membranes with Ultrafast Gas Permeation Control
Transport phenomena of molecules and ions inside porous materials are paramount in various fields, ranging from energy storage and transformation to molecular separation. In advanced energy storage devices, like supercapacitors and batteries, ions are confined in small pores. Nanoconfinement effects change the ion properties and enhance the performance, vital for saving resources and energy. So far, the static properties of nanoconfined ions are thoroughly studied but there is little known about the dynamic properties of ions in nanopores, mainly attributed to the lack of suitable experimental model systems. In DYONCON, the dynamic properties of nanoconfined ions will be explored by using…
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