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3.16-Solar Desalination

Tzen et al., 2012

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5127320385005333862
Author
Tzen E
Zaragoza G
Padilla D
Publication year
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Comprehensive Renewable Energy

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Glossary are permeable to ions of either positive or negative charge. Brackish water Reverse osmosis membranes a ideally allow passage Saline water with salt concentration the of ranging from 1000 mg/l to about 25 000 mg/l total pure water and block the passage of …
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