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Water desalination by capacitive deionization (CDI) is performed viaelectrochemical cells consisting of two porous carbon electrodes. Upontransferring charge from one electrode to the other, ions are removed from thefeedwater by electrosorption into electrical double layers (EDLs) within themicropores of the porous carbon. When using electrodes containing fixedchemical charge in the micropores, various counterintuitive observations havebeen made, such as "inverted CDI" where upon charging, ions are released fromthe electrode, and the feedwater is only desalinated when the cell isdischarging. We set up an EDL model including chemical charge that explainsthese observations and makes predictions for a working range of enhanceddesalination by CDI.

Theory of water desalination by porous electrodes with fixed chemical charge