Revisiting interfacial evaporation in the context of solar desalination
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Zheng Y (2024). Revisiting interfacial evaporation in the context of solar desalination. The Innovation Energy 1(3): 100033. https://doi.org/10.59717/j.xinn-energy.2024.100033
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Figure 1.
Strengths and challenges of interfacial evaporation technologies (A); schematic diagram of the interfacial evaporation process (B); and schematics of in-situ condensation (C) and sweeping gas condensation (D) for condensing vapor generated by the solar interfacial evaporation process.
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