Bubble Dynamics during Hydrogen Evolution Reaction over Fluidizable Electrocatalyst Particles

Gas bubble adhesion, a ubiquitous phenomenon in electrochemical gas-evolving reactions, reduces the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) activity in water electrolysis. Understanding the dynamics of gas bubble detachment and its dependence on force balance is crucial for manipulating bubble departure,...

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المؤلف الرئيسي:	Qing-Nan Wang (6949193) (author)
مؤلفون آخرون:	Yafei Qiao (20763623) (author), Wei Qin (205374) (author), Haibing Zheng (14579559) (author), Zijin Wang (10094261) (author), Ben Chang (4684351) (author), Xiaolei Qu (1414567) (author), Wei Zhang (405) (author), Tiefeng Liu (3227991) (author), Can Li (31070) (author)
منشور في:	2025
الموضوعات:	Biophysics Cell Biology Evolutionary Biology Computational Biology Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified thereby exposing nearly remains insufficiently investigated hydrogen evolution reaction manipulating bubble departure eliminate bubble adhesion work highlights fluidization induced centrifugal force gas bubble detachment fluidizable electrocatalysts marks bubble collision force balance fluidization effect electrochemical gas bubble dynamics water electrolysis ubiquitous phenomenon triggered coalescence stationary electrocatalysts rate constant particulate model particle movement intrinsic value fold increase evolving reactions electrocatalytic reactions electrocatalyst particles effective strategy active sites
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Bubble Dynamics during Hydrogen Evolution Reaction over Fluidizable Electrocatalyst Particles

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