MIT Open Access Articles
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Osmotically-induced Cleaning of Fouled Reverse Osmosis Membranes in Desalination
(International Desalination Association, 2019-10)To counteract the effects of fouling, desalination plant operators ultimately resort to chemical cleaning, which incurs system downtime, risk of membrane damage, and the generation of chemical waste. Driven by these limitations, ... -
Stable Surfaces That Bind Too Tightly: Can Range-Separated Hybrids or DFT+U Improve Paradoxical Descriptions of Surface Chemistry?
(American Chemical Society (ACS), 2019-08)Approximate, semilocal density functional theory (DFT) suffers from delocalization error that can lead to a paradoxical model of catalytic surfaces that both overbind adsorbates yet are also too stable. We investigate the ... -
Correct Symmetry Treatment for X + X Reactions Prevents Large Errors in Predicted Isotope Enrichment
(American Chemical Society (ACS), 2019-03)Confusion over how to account for symmetry numbers when reactants are identical can cause significant errors in isotopic studies. An extraneous factor of 2 in the reaction symmetry number, as proposed in the literature, ...
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