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titleOfInvention Electrodes for electrosorption deionizer, manufacturing method thereof, and electrosorption deionizer having same
abstract The present invention provides an electrode for an electroadsorption deionization device comprising an active material, a polyurethane dispersible in water, and a conductive agent, a manufacturing method thereof, and an electroadsorption deionization device employing the same. Improves the stability of the composition for forming the electrode active material without using a thickener, improves processability and capacity characteristics of the electrode, improves electrical conductivity by using a three-dimensional solid support, and facilitates contact with the electrolyte. This improved electrode for electrosorption deionization can be obtained.n n n n Water Dispersed Polyurethane, Electrosorption Deionizer
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