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Editorial Material
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Summary: Consensus is needed to accurately evaluate the performance and potential of emerging water production technologies, and this article provides recommendations on how to achieve a fair basis for comparison and align research input with actual demand.
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Sergio Santoro et al.
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Review
Chemistry, Physical
Xiuqiang Li et al.
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ACS ENERGY LETTERS
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Wenbin Wang et al.
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