Taeyoung Kim
Principal Investigator
Clarkson University
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Innovative electrochemical technologies for water-energy nexus
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Green Electrochemical Research (GreenER) Lab is a research group led by Dr. Kim at Clarkson University, with a mission of developing innovative electrochemical technologies to address water and energy challenges, such as water scarcity and alternative energy, for a more sustainable environment.
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Chloride-selective bismuth electrode for reducing salty taste in electrolytes
Electrochemical technology that uses a bismuth-based electrode to selectively remove chloride ions from mixed-ion solutions, reducing the salty taste of electrolytes. Leverages a redox reaction between bismuth and chlori...
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Clarkson University
Selectrodialysis for chloride-to-sulfate ion exchange in water treatment
A membrane-based electrodialysis technology that selectively replaces chloride ions with sulfate ions in product electrolytes to reduce salty taste. Uses monovalent-ion-selective membranes to retain divalent sulfate whil...
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Clarkson University
Electrochemical water softening using iron-based redox couple for salt removal
A novel electrochemical process that uses a non-toxic iron-based redox couple to remove hardness ions from water without gas formation or precipitation. Lab-scale validation achieved 98% salt removal at 1V, offering a lo...
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Taeyoung Kim
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Last updated Sep 2022
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