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Mohamed H. Ibrahim
The University of Queensland
Research areas: Chemical Engineering · Filtration and Separation · Extraction and Separation Processes · Carbon Dioxide Capture Technologies · CO2 Sequestration and Geologic Interactions
0000-0002-4945-0147
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University of Queensland PhD Student
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Publications (25)
- Effects of cell design and operating parameters on oscillatory instability in an anion-exchange membrane CO2 electrolyzer Save
- Decoupling cathode behaviour from membrane transport in elevated-temperature CO2 electrolysis Save
- Additive-controlled electrodeposition of silver catalyst layer for CO2 to CO electrolyser Save
- Flow field topology governs flooding dynamics and product selectivity in MEA CO₂ electrolyzers Save
- Flow field topology governs flooding dynamics and product selectivity in MEA CO₂ electrolyzers Save
- From nickel tailings to carbonates: utilising AEM electrolysers for simultaneous H2SO4 recycling and CO2 sequestration Save
- Effects of Cell Design and Operating Parameters on Oscillatory Instability in an Anion-Exchange Membrane CO2 Electrolyzer Save
- CO2-induced pH control reduces cathode scaling and enhances electrochemical acid recovery from nickel laterite waste solution Save
- Electrochemical membrane reactors for magnesium waste valorization Save
- Understanding sulfate transport phenomena during electrochemical acid recovery from waste MgSO4: a modelling approach Save
- Electrochemical separation of sulfuric acid from magnesium sulfate solutions: Application for nickel laterite processing Save
- Evaluation of parameters controlling calcium recovery and CO2 uptake from desalination reject brine: An optimization approach Save
- Magnesium recovery from desalination reject brine as pretreatment for membraneless electrolysis Save
- Treatment of petroleum industry wastewater: current practices and perspectives Save
- Electroreduction of Carbon Dioxide into Formate: A Comprehensive Review Save
- Date pits activated carbon as an effective adsorbent for water treatment Save
- A perforated electrode design for passivation reduction during the electrochemical treatment of produced water Save
- Chromium removal from tannery wastewater by electrocoagulation: Optimization and sludge characterization Save
- Utilization of steel-making dust in drilling fluids formulations Save
- Carbon mineralization by reaction with steel-making waste: A review Save