Martin Z. Bazant

Martin Z. Bazant

Professor of Chemical Engineering and Applied Mathematics, Department of Chemical Engineering, Department of Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Induced-Charge Electro-Osmosis

Martin Z. Bazant on elecroosmotic flows, Janus patricles, and electrokinetic phenomena

Nonlinear Dynamics in Electrochemical Systems

MIT Prof. Martin Z. Bazant on electrical double layer, electroosmotic flow, and deionization shock

Shock Electrodialysis

Chemical engineer Martin Z. Bazant on understanding dynamics at intermediate scale, "deionization shocks", and the process of over-limiting current to membranes

Chemical Kinetics in Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics

Chemical engineer Martin Z. Bazant on intercalation waves, lithium iron phosphate batteries, and quasi-equilibrium states of matter

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