ELC Software and Tutorial

The files presented here are part of a long-term effort in developing stable and tractable simulation tools for modeling desalination by capacitive deionization (CDI). Recently, we presented an electrolytic-capacitor (ELC) model, which blends CDI modeling with existing tools in battery and supercapa...

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