The venerable theory of electrokinetic phenomena rests on the hypothesis of a dilute
solution of point-like ions in quasi-equilibrium with a weakly charged surface, whose …

Usually in electrochemical systems, the direct current densities not exceeding the limiting
current density are applied. However, the recent practice of electrodialysis evidences the …

The electrocatalytic conversion of CO2 to value‐added hydrocarbons is receiving significant
attention as a promising way to close the broken carbon‐cycle. While most metal catalysts …

Electric conduction from an electrolyte solution into a charge selective solid, such as ion
exchange membrane or electrode, becomes unstable when the electrolyte concentration …

Recent research has established that electroconvection can enhance ion transport at
polarized surfaces such as membranes and electrodes where it would otherwise be limited …

We present a comprehensive analysis of transport processes associated with
electrohydrodynamic chaos in electrokinetic systems containing an ion-selective surface …

Since its prediction 15 years ago, hydrodynamic instability in concentration polarization at a
charge-selective interface has been attributed to nonequilibrium electro-osmosis related to …

Advances over the past decade in nonlinear electrophoresis of charged, dielectric colloidal
particles in aqueous electrolytes are reviewed. Here, the word nonlinear refers to the fact …

The review addresses the peculiarities of concentration polarization caused by an electric
current passing through conducting and around nonconducting charged materials. The …

A new type of instability—electrokinetic instability—and an unusual transition to chaotic
motion near a charge-selective surface (semiselective electric membrane, electrode, or …