Photo-induced ultrafast active ion transport through graphene oxide membranes
Ionic transport through subnanometer-sized channels in 2D material-based membranes can be exploited for energy and separation applications. Here the authors demonstrate the visible light activation of an ultrafast ionic flux against a concentration gradient in graphene oxide membranes.
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Main Authors: | Jinlei Yang, Xiaoyu Hu, Xian Kong, Pan Jia, Danyan Ji, Di Quan, Lili Wang, Qi Wen, Diannan Lu, Jianzhong Wu, Lei Jiang, Wei Guo |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2019
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/db4984a5f70e4ec6b7595eab6f2fb7d9 |
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